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subspecialize

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sub·spe·cial·ize  (sbspsh-lz)
intr.v. sub·spe·cial·ized, sub·spe·cial·iz·ing, sub·spe·cial·iz·es
To have or pursue a subspecialty: subspecialize in cosmetic surgery.

sub·special·ist (-spsh-lst) n.
sub·special·i·zation (-spsh-l-zshn) n.


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However, even in community private-practice settings, there is an increasing tendency to subspecialize within practices.
Some could even subspecialize in controversial areas, such as forensic psychiatry, where a common perception is that testimony is slanted depending on which side pays the psychiatrist.
Then the practitioner seeking recertification must choose two other modules that represent areas in which he or she subspecializes.
 
 
 
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