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1 iatric cardiologists, and have a noninvasive subspecialty.

2 maging modality, grant funding, and clinical subspecialty.

3 nts pursue additional training in a surgical subspecialty.

4 irely blind procedure to a more reproducible subspecialty.

5 nition of child abuse pediatrics as a formal subspecialty.

6 ogists to become familiar with this emerging subspecialty.

7 icians, particularly regarding the choice of subspecialty.

8 ecialists to become board certified in their subspecialty.

9 ing the skills needed within this cardiology subspecialty.

10 urinary genital organs has been added to the subspecialty.

11 n has resulted in fundamental changes in the subspecialty.

12 creening tests were stratified by ophthalmic subspecialty.

13 but dedicate on average 36.0% effort to one subspecialty.

14 ist dedicated full time to this crosscutting subspecialty.

15 when compared with articles from the cornea subspecialty.

16 idence of at least 5% to 16% across surgical subspecialties.

17 cation, and strengthen relations between the subspecialties.

18 emergency physicians, and trainees in these subspecialties.

19 ndardized guidelines for seven ophthalmology subspecialties.

20 nary approach utilizing medical and surgical subspecialties.

21 ts potential for future growth through these subspecialties.

22 has been used by multiple different surgical subspecialties.

23 eases that include examples from all medical subspecialties.

24 requires a cooperative effort among multiple subspecialties.

25 ork of general internal medicine and medical subspecialties.

26 g multiple institutions for several surgical subspecialties.

27 ding future debate and policy making for all subspecialties.

28 y index were calculated for 36 ophthalmology subspecialties.

29 ian did not vary greatly from other surgical subspecialties.

30 rmed by 56 surgeons practicing in 8 surgical subspecialties.

31 with considerable variation across surgical subspecialties.

32 ive surgical care and cover a broad range of subspecialties.

33 indicators of demand and the growth of other subspecialties.

34 ity, and payer type differed across surgical subspecialties.

35 and translated to other workforce-challenged subspecialties.

36 luding general pediatric surgeon and focused subspecialties.

37 epartment and was subsequently reviewed by a subspecialty abdominal imaging radiologist as part of a

38 observational study conducted in a tertiary, subspecialty, academic practice evaluated macular nonper

39 tient-related factors (82.8%) while surgical subspecialty accounted for 14.5% of the variability, and

40 compared operative mortality across surgeon subspecialties, adjusting for patient, surgeon, and hosp

41 ne examinations in internal medicine and its subspecialties and added qualifications were available f

42 irements compared to other internal medicine subspecialties and adult CCM fellowships.

43 itation is an acute event that involves many subspecialties and allied health providers; this documen

44 e studies across research centers and across subspecialties and disciplines will be required to fully

45 f Ophthalmology to convene all ophthalmology subspecialties and other prominent national organization

46 assification system to map services to seven subspecialties and quantify subspecialty-focused effort

47 was attributable to factors at the surgical subspecialty and individual surgeon levels.

48 he reasons trainees choose rheumatology as a subspecialty and to review the literature on career choi

49 ral geriatric consultation models from other subspecialties, and describes our HIV and Aging clinical

50 n disease that spans the breadth of oncology subspecialties, and, as such, providers in these subspec

51 low-up, 199 (32%) were also certified in one subspecialty, and 29 (5%) were certified in two, for a t

52 er, number of authors, number of references, subspecialty, and country of origin.

53 variation with time, geographical location, subspecialty, and journal.

54 ent for fellowships in nutrition and related subspecialties; and to initiate a unified PNS certificat

55 a variety of teamwork skills particularly in subspecialty anesthesia practice.

56 ing in the field of internal medicine or its subspecialties, approximately half report being required

57 tion education and training in specialty and subspecialty areas are inadequate, physician nutrition s

58 e first time confers no added benefit beyond subspecialty-based medical care and education for asthma

59 efforts that span traditional geographic and subspecialty boundaries; globalization - the rapidly evo

60 w labeled psychosomatic medicine as a formal subspecialty by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neu

61 of the survey was to assess how general and subspecialty cardiologists, internists, gastroenterologi

62 OR, 2.06; 95% CI, 1.26-3.38), and hepatology subspecialty care (OR, 1.63; 95% CI, 1.09-2.42).

63 ues to be unwarranted variation in access to subspecialty care and liver transplantation services bas

64 nts with persistent asthma who are receiving subspecialty care for the first time confers no added be

65 ducation) in the utilization of rheumatology subspecialty care in a large cohort of subjects with sys

66 nsive and sustainable approach to delivering subspecialty care in a resource-limited setting.

67 recent applications of spinal anesthesia to subspecialty care in outpatient, cardiac, and obstetrica

68 or patients in areas where electrophysiology subspecialty care is not available leads to outcomes tha

69 Early access to rheumatology subspecialty care may be associated with improved health

70 dditional barriers to accessing rheumatology subspecialty care may exist in these patient populations

71 Pediatric general and subspecialty care requires continuous effort to maintain

72 disciplinary team approaches to neurological subspecialty care, and strengthening the primary care-ne

73 ed predictors of utilization of rheumatology subspecialty care, defined as at least 1 visit to a rheu

74 es, the referral of patients to rheumatology subspecialty care, rheumatology practice patterns, and t

75 valence, yet many individuals lack access to subspecialty care.

76 ations for resource allocation and access to subspecialty care.

77 nstitution and correlates with the supply of subspecialty care.

78 and association with institutional supply of subspecialty care.

79 s likely than those with no debt to choose a subspecialty career (57.5% vs. 63.5%).

80 ry care program (52.5%) residents reported a subspecialty career plan (AOR, 1.90; 99% CI, 1.62-2.23;

81 career plans were markedly less common than subspecialty career plans among internal medicine reside

82 sease are frequently born far from pediatric subspecialty centers and can be clinically unstable at p

83 reas can benefit from the expertise found in subspecialty centers.

84 ugh they were less likely than men to have a subspecialty certificate (16% vs 27%, P < .001).

85 %) were certified in two, for a total of 257 subspecialty certificates.

86 variations among accredited specialties and subspecialties, certificates, and self-designated practi

87 required pediatric subspecialists to achieve subspecialty certification within a specific time frame.

88 Official fellowship accreditation and subspecialty certification, however, should be reserved

89 and indicate a need to enhance the value of subspecialty certification.

90 re was geographic (chi(2) = 15.7, P = .001), subspecialty (chi(2) = 46.7, P < .001), and journal (chi

91 between the dismissal diagnosis from an LQTS subspecialty clinic and the original referral diagnosis.

92 s recruited from a university-based glaucoma subspecialty clinic.

93 rmatics study conducted at a single hospital subspecialty clinic.

94 ter 3D-OCT scans on the same day in a retina subspecialty clinic.

95 -18 years with asthma seen in two outpatient subspecialty clinics completed questionnaires regarding

96 reditary hemochromatosis in primary care and subspecialty clinics.

97 (11.4% vs. 39.3%) reported an interventional subspecialty compared with men.

98 ecreases in preoperative testing, infrequent subspecialty consultation and shorter lengths of stay.

99 ively in the United States-for both overseas subspecialty consultations and overnight coverage of ima

100 cluded family as history keepers, the use of subspecialty consultations, and anticipated alcohol with

101 al Medicine recognized medical oncology as a subspecialty, creating tensions between oncology and hem

102 ed that program director length of time from subspecialty critical care certification would correlate

103 Postgraduate subspecialty critical care medicine trainees.

104 il for Graduate Medical Education-accredited subspecialty critical care training programs during cale

105 This new subspecialty demands expertise and experience in the ped

106 tegral part of departmental research, in its subspecialty divisions as well as its divisions of gener

107 The expansion of subspecialty ESP should be considered.

108 trainees' knowledge of the clinical oncology subspecialty, establish consistency in educational stand

109 When rating differences existed, all subspecialties except nuclear medicine had significantly

110 less patient care and the appropriate use of subspecialty expertise.

111 he goal of the meeting was to bring together subspecialty experts in the fields of adult and pediatri

112 come an alternative area of emphasis in many subspecialty fellowship programs; and may even generate

113 is critically important that residencies and subspecialty fellowships train a cadre of physicians to

114 pply given the rapid growth of specialty and subspecialty fellowships.

115 By subspecialty, female representation varies from 8.6% (in

116 ams appeared to have nutrition as their sole subspecialty focus, 8 were housed within gastroenterolog

117 ervices to seven subspecialties and quantify subspecialty-focused effort on the basis of work relativ

118 ver time, underscoring the need for lifelong subspecialty follow-up of those at risk.

119 of various medical, surgical, and radiologic subspecialties for management.

120 This article reviews the development of subspecialty guidelines, the establishment of the AUPO F

121 Cataract subspecialty had the highest number of claims, accountin

122 Literature across multiple subspecialties has examined the potentially neurotoxic e

123 interested clinicians from a wide variety of subspecialties has proven effective.

124 cialty into a therapeutic and interventional subspecialty has advanced the treatment options for chil

125 In recent years, other surgical subspecialties have adopted this technique for surgical

126 al care among surgical services and surgical subspecialties have been elusive.

127 Although other subspecialties have started to explore the role of geria

128 4 (48.8%) responded that it made a career in subspecialty IM more attractive.

129 Small numbers of practices in 8 subspecialties in 4 cities and use of a fictional patien

130 s and disadvantages of certifying additional subspecialties in anesthesiology from five vantage point

131 medicine is one of the most rapidly growing subspecialties in orthopedics.

132 This review, encompassing most subspecialties in the study of creativity and focusing o

133 rtification, however, should be reserved for subspecialties in which anesthesiologists provide servic

134 d the potential of onconephrology becoming a subspecialty in nephrology.

135 ws interested in emphasizing CV imaging as a subspecialty in their professional careers and desiring

136 ollow-up at cardiology clinics (including HF subspecialty) in an academic institution.

137 Geriatric psychiatry subspecialty inpatient care appears to be associated wit

138 Surgical subspecialty intensive care unit and operative rotations

139 p the MedOnc ITE serves as a model for other subspecialties interested in developing their own ITEs.

140 ity is substantially lower when performed by subspecialty interested and trained surgeons, even after

141 he result of a collaborative effort from all subspecialties involved in the care of pediatric patient

142 nd lysosomal storage disorders and represent subspecialties involved in treatment.

143 of this study was to determine if cardiology subspecialty involvement improves the attainment of reco

144 rican Heart Journal, America's first medical subspecialty journal, and the official publication of th

145 cantly steeper for general journals than for subspecialty journals (P<0.001).

146 r in general ophthalmology journals than for subspecialty journals.

147 s no significant rise for last authorship in subspecialty journals.

148 eadmission at patient, surgeon, and surgical subspecialty levels.

149 and gender-related practice patterns in some subspecialties may differ from those evident in primary

150 aims were classified according to ophthalmic subspecialty, mean payment per subspecialty, severity, p

151 n-hospital mortality compared with the other subspecialty medical patients (33% vs 18%; odds ratio, 2

152 tandards satisfied by guidelines produced by subspecialty medical societies, general medical societie

153 In subspecialty medical, radiology, and dental journals, ca

154 iced outpatient general internal medicine or subspecialty medicine in a limited capacity.

155 Subspecialties most frequently involved in curbside cons

156 Other subspecialty needs may be important to address behaviora

157 39% of the increase was in internal medicine subspecialties, neurology, and psychiatry.

158 ven above, we recommend that training in all subspecialties of anesthesiology be encouraged.

159 d pain medicine are recognized officially as subspecialties of anesthesiology.

160 ds expertise and experience in the pediatric subspecialties of cardiology, intensive care, cardiac su

161 The mean payments for the subspecialties of dermatology, neurosurgery, orthopedic

162 nited the previously disparate cardiological subspecialties of electrophysiology and HF.

163 advances have had a positive effect on many subspecialties of medicine.

164 rnal Medicine for establishing the secondary subspecialty of Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Ca

165 he emergence of office-based anesthesia as a subspecialty of ambulatory anesthesia is a result of eco

166 ith decreasing or increasing funding and the subspecialty of basic science or clinical research funde

167 pecialties has recently recognized ACHD as a subspecialty of cardiovascular disease to treat the spec

168 dds to Psychoradiology, which is a promising subspecialty of clinical radiology mainly for psychiatri

169 The subspecialty of Cornea, External Disease and Refractive

170 e National Resident Matching Program for the subspecialty of infectious diseases show an ongoing decl

171 y, child abuse recently became an accredited subspecialty of pediatrics, which will lead to further a

172 Neuropsychiatry is the subspecialty of psychiatry that deals with disorders at

173 t study adds to psychoradiology, an evolving subspecialty of radiology mainly for psychiatry and clin

174 Imaging informatics is a distinct subspecialty of radiology that endeavors to improve the

175 s study adds to Psychoradiology, an emerging subspecialty of radiology, which seems primed to play a

176 The self-described primary subspecialty of the 1074 respondents was as follows: ocu

177 evelopment of perinatal cardiology as a true subspecialty of the professions of pediatric cardiology

178 In addition, the subspecialty of ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia is

179 The subspecialty of uroradiology was born in the middle of t

180 pediatric ophthalmology were the most common subspecialties offered.

181 Ten subspecialty ophthalmic oncology centers from 4 continen

182 Subspecialty ophthalmologists who are currently practici

183 expect long-term care from comprehensive and subspecialty ophthalmologists.

184 logy, contributions to articles published in subspecialty ophthalmology journals and the proportion o

185 institutions providing multiple disciplinary subspecialty pediatric care.

186 the most frequent complaints in primary and subspecialty pediatric clinics.

187 he most likely candidates for retraining are subspecialty physicians who currently provide some prima

188 To investigate the effect of subspecialty practice and experience on the relationship

189 Purpose To assess subspecialty practice characteristics of the U.S. radiol

190 ult patients seeking treatment at a glaucoma subspecialty practice for a nonprocedural office visit w

191 yment, academic versus nonacademic practice, subspecialty practice, and practice ownership.

192 nclude more advanced skills and training for subspecialty practice.

193 tion concerns, pregnancy considerations, and subspecialty practice.

194 on cost/prior authorization, pregnancy, and subspecialty practice.

195 les and quantity of complaints by ophthalmic subspecialty, practice setting, physician gender, medica

196 Retrospective review of 36 ophthalmology subspecialty practices from October 2011 to September 20

197 Follow-up was conducted in tertiary uveitis subspecialty practices in the United States (21), the Un

198 te uveitis at 4 academic ocular inflammation subspecialty practices, followed sufficiently long to me

199 rch committee was electronically sent to all subspecialty program directors.

200 Few internal medicine subspecialty programs are currently designed to provide

201 il for Graduate Medical Education-accredited subspecialty programs in critical care medicine.

202 6% of internal medicine and 47% of pediatric subspecialty programs in hematology or hematology/oncolo

203 tinuing trends include the growing number of subspecialty programs, which increased by 65 since last

204 ey, we observed an increase in the number of subspecialty programs, with 79 more than last year (2.1%

205 nes are intended for use by primary care and subspecialty providers who care for immunocompromised pa

206 age, sex, years since residency, cardiology subspecialty, publications, National Institutes of Healt

207 -September 11th FEV(1) and who presented for subspecialty pulmonary evaluation before March 10, 2008.

208 FEV(1) at subspecialty pulmonary evaluation within 6.5 years defin

209 Two subspecialty radiologists measured all lesions on transv

210 or noise and diagnostic acceptability by two subspecialty radiologists using a five-point scale (1, u

211 considerably across the 8 different surgical subspecialties, ranging from 24.8% following transplant

212 del is supported by numerous specialties and subspecialties, recognizing the importance of building a

213 iption (60%), a diagnostic test (54%), and a subspecialty referral (45%).

214 agnosis (hospitalization versus outpatient), subspecialty referral following diagnosis, as well as ph

215 d an unmet expectation of a diagnostic test, subspecialty referral, prescription, or sick slip.

216 Orthopedic, rheumatologic, and other subspecialty referrals may be considered when indicated,

217 The most predominant subspecialties represented were retina (32%), cornea (22

218 the content of the fellowship, specifically, subspecialty rotations, trauma content, and operative ex

219 Utilization of subspecialty services increased logarithmically for 17 y

220 to ophthalmic subspecialty, mean payment per subspecialty, severity, paid-to-closed ratio, and cost.

221 pecialties, and, as such, providers in these subspecialties should be aware of when to consider a dia

222 Articles related to retina and glaucoma subspecialties showed a tendency for using more complex

223 Recently published national guidelines from subspecialty societies and government agencies emphasize

224 aphy and Interventions and key specialty and subspecialty societies, conducted a review of common cli

225 logy Foundation along with key specialty and subspecialty societies, conducted an appropriate use rev

226 oracic Surgery, along with key specialty and subspecialty societies, conducted an appropriateness rev

227 graphy (ASE) together with key specialty and subspecialty societies, conducted an appropriateness rev

228 oracic Surgery, along with key specialty and subspecialty societies, conducted an update of the appro

229 oracic Surgery, along with key specialty and subspecialty societies, have completed a 2-part revision

230 psychiatry has recently been recommended for subspecialty status by the American Board of Psychiatry

231 accuracy of the data; collaboration between subspecialties; strategies for longitudinal follow-up; a

232 stroke centers allow for regionalization of subspecialty stroke care.

233 ribed herein emphasize that with appropriate subspecialty support, many AML patients with comorbiditi

234 volume did not confer a mortality benefit on subspecialty surgeons or late career surgeons.

235 rgical curriculum has advantages in teaching subspecialty surgery and might be considered by other op

236 pecialty was general surgery (120, 38%), but subspecialty surgery such as ophthalmology (88, 28%) and

237 Most (65%) were published in subspecialty surgical journals.

238 of US medical doctors matching to general or subspecialty surgical residencies remained stable at 11%

239 retina services had the highest demand among subspecialty surgical services.

240 retina services are the most highly demanded subspecialty surgical services.

241 Subspecialty surgical training is an important part of r

242 ring residencies in primary care, general or subspecialty surgical, and non-primary care and nonsurgi

243 Meticulous follow-up and a subspecialty team approach are of utmost importance.

244 appointment is not available in 7 days, use subspecialty team search capabilities, minimize/eliminat

245 ore dispersed in time than internal medicine subspecialties that continue to use a Match.

246 the fellowship markets for internal medicine subspecialties that continue to use a Match.

247 299 patients involving 12 different surgical subspecialties that met the study criteria.

248 , gastroenterology, and infectious diseases; subspecialties that were requested to provide curbside c

249 imaging has become an established radiologic subspecialty that accounts for at least 10% of all exami

250 ant to the development of a focused clinical subspecialty the pace of patient- and laboratory-based r

251 ractice that involves a variety of pediatric subspecialties, the practitioners of many of which are n

252 re still working in internal medicine or its subspecialties, this percentage is notably lower among g

253 sicians in internal medicine and the medical subspecialties to evaluate and manage large-scale radiat

254 Geriatric anesthesia is emerging from a 'subspecialty' to the mainstream of today's anesthesia an

255 ng programs in nutrition and closely related subspecialties; to develop the core content for fellowsh

256 One benefit of this CV imaging subspecialty track that provides cardiologists with expe

257 y of women into general surgery and surgical subspecialties, traditionally male-dominated fields, the

258 Certified and subspecialty trained anesthesiologists lead a diverse te

259 gical outcomes under the care of a pediatric subspecialty trained surgeon regardless of discipline.

260 e safety of this procedure when performed by subspecialty trained surgeons and have provided compelli

261 usted mortality rate for patients treated by subspecialty trained surgeons was 6.5%, while the adjust

262 iopsy were analyzed in a blinded manner by a subspecialty-trained breast imager who recorded BI-RADS

263 outside neuroradiology studies finalized by subspecialty-trained neuroradiologists within calendar y

264 in resources such as specialized nurses and subspecialty-trained physicians.

265 ifty-one postgraduate critical care medicine subspecialty trainees participated in the workshop over

266 ing physicians, academic faculty, residents, subspecialty trainees, residency applicants, medical sch

267 Surgical subspecialty training and interest was defined as surgeo

268 s study examined the relationship of surgeon subspecialty training and interests to in-hospital morta

269 gy and treatment, rather than relying on sub-subspecialty training for optimizing healthcare delivery

270 that general surgery residents are choosing subspecialty training in large numbers because of a cris

271 Neurosurgeons with subspecialty training in pediatrics have driven advances

272 The choice of subspecialty training increased as HMO penetration incre

273 iting practices and the environment in which subspecialty training occurs, leading the authors to rec

274 We sought to examine the effect of subspecialty training on operative mortality following l

275 experience and HIV expertise rather than on subspecialty training per se.

276 s of adult and pediatric hematology/oncology subspecialty training programs in the United States and

277 The outcome variable (enrollment in subspecialty training) was derived from the Graduate Med

278 rganisation(s), in-country opportunities for subspecialty training, and whether programmes self-ident

279 980 participants (43%) enrolled in subspecialty training.

280 kely to work in an academic setting and have subspecialty training.

281 The association of in-hospital mortality and subspecialty training/interest was examined using a logi

282 varied effects on professional satisfaction; subspecialty type had relatively little effect.

283 ologists practice a high-intensity cognitive subspecialty, using complex and costly procedures and me

284 ts was 4.6%; the adjusted mortality rate for subspecialty versus nonsubspecialty-trained surgeons was

285 ts training in general surgery or a surgical subspecialty was identified from a demographically repre

286 noses, covering the full range of ophthalmic subspecialties, was analyzed for readability, source (Un

287 Low-risk, high-risk neonatal, and surgical subspecialties were analyzed separately.

288 The most commonly represented surgical subspecialties were general (29%), orthopedic (23%), and

289 Images from nine subspecialties were used.

290 n half of their billed work RVUs in a single subspecialty were designated subspecialists; the remaind

291 d, spurning an innovative culture within the subspecialty, which had arguably laid the foundation for

292 each day of a diverse career in four medical subspecialties while following the same triad of preclin

293 mpling to identify 3 surgeons from different subspecialties who routinely perform high-risk operation

294 apid anticipated growth in focused pediatric subspecialties will likely prove challenging to surgeons

295 dvances in the palliative radiation oncology subspecialty will require integration of education and t

296 Specialties and subspecialties with limited on-call schedules, such as f

297 ons who were purposively sampled for sex and subspecialty with a snowballing strategy applied to samp

298 Gynecology was the subspecialty with the highest rate of inaccessible pract

299 Office-based anesthesia is a new and growing subspecialty within ambulatory anesthesia.

300 gy of surgery, treatment modality, growth of subspecialties, work hour regulations, and an emphasis o