"respecialization" meaning in English

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          "text": "Proposals dealt with revision of personnel policies, career change options, support systems for faculty facing termination, exchange of faculty with other institutions, and respecialization in new or related subjects in order to meet needs of institutions and students in the 1980's.",
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          "text": "After she completed her doctorate in applied research, she entered the postdoctoral respecialization program in clinical psychology at Teacher’s College, Columbia University, to obtain the equivalent of a doctorate in clinical phychology.",
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