On the relative utility of specialist-specialists and generalist-specialists

Bedside Teaching: Specialists vs. Non- specialists

Word Count: 249 (including titles) Main Text Word count: 1422 (including titles) Number of tables: 2 Deemed exempt from full review by University Research Ethics Committee (UREC) (University of Dundee, UREC Reference number: 11077) This is the peer reviewed version of the following article: ‘Bedside Teaching: Specialists versus Non-specialists’, Clinical Teacher 13:2 (2016), which has been publ...

Geriatricians: The Super Specialists.

Who is going to care for the growing population of older persons, especially those with multimorbidity, who are responsible for over a quarter of physician office visits? Many of my primary care physician colleagues tell me that they look after older people all the time and that they are excellent geriatricians. It is only when the child of one of their older patients brings her to me that I re...

A Generalist in the Age of Specialists: A Profile of the One-Person Library Director

THISSTUDY FOCUSES on defining the role of the one-person library director in public, academic, and special libraries. Some literature exists on the management of one-person libraries, but little research exists on the directors themselves. A profile survey of sixty-seven such directors reveals the career paths which led these individuals to oneperson librarianship. Additional results provide da...

Georgia Reproductive Specialists A cost efficient approach to infertility diagnosis and Treatment for the OBGYN generalist

A traditional approach to the management of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility problems can be found in any traditional text. However, most texts do not take into account the limited availability of resources within a managed care environment, and do not address the issue of stratification of care into that provided by an OB/GYN generalist and that provided by the reproductive endocrinolo...

The morphing of cardiovascular specialists.