sub-specialties

The Medicaid-covered children had very significant disadvantages for almost all sub-specialties in both the ability to get an appointment and in the waiting time for the appointment if it was granted.

John Bouman: Study Highlights Importance of Improved Medicaid Program John Bouman 2011

It, too, has been carved into various sub-specialties, has become atomized and fragmented.

Literary Study 2009

This includes physicians trained in pediatric sub-specialties.

How to Apply 2010

The Medicaid-covered children had very significant disadvantages for almost all sub-specialties in both the ability to get an appointment and in the waiting time for the appointment if it was granted.

John Bouman: Study Highlights Importance of Improved Medicaid Program John Bouman 2011

Didactic teaching through regular case conferences and consult rounds are available to any graduate student in pharmacy or medicine, and residents or fellows in pediatrics, emergency medicine, anesthesiology/critical care or related sub-specialties.

Clinical Toxicology Education 2010

EXCERPTLet me start by saying that one of the sub-specialties of this blog involves featuring the paranoia, delusions and outright mania of the neocon right.

Ralph Peters’ General-Betray-Us Moment | ATTACKERMAN 2009

A few sub-specialties in consumer marketing also provide perspective.

Tom Watson: Consumer Philanthropy: Nonprofits Spend Billions to Reach Consumers 2008

In fact, it's not that sub-specialties are problematic; it's that there's a rampant lack of communication between sub-specialists and primary docs.

Adam Baer: Doctors: Over-Testing and Over-Writing 2008

Because therapists could finally differentiate disorders, important sub-specialties emerged, as in geriatric psychiatry, social psychiatry and the treatment of the mentally subnormal.

Diagnosis: Diffident 2007

Or maybe one of the surgical sub-specialties, like OB-GYN.

Manner of Death White, Stephen, 1951- 1999