This has sometimes meant taking on the vested interests of the medical profession, and Seddon's description of SalaUna suggests that power lies with the managers of the business, who use contracts, incentives, data and dismissal as tools to shape the behaviour of clinicians.
To people within the economics profession, Yellen's qualifications are obvious.
Graduates who earn more will repay more each month, so the system is fair and affordable; and those who enter a more lucrative profession will pay a higher rate of interest, and ultimately contribute more to the cost of their university education.
Roney died in 1930 at the age of 43, his death certificate listing his profession as footballer although he had not played for years.
It is all part of the process of maintaining some dignity in a massively overcrowded and unfair profession.
It's associated with the times the medical profession have dismissed me.
Repeated studies on the makeup of the legal profession have shown that, despite efforts to widen participation, such criticisms are fair.
Clinical officers complete a three year training programme and although part of the medical profession, have no formal equivalent position in the West, resulting in higher domestic retention.
One solution to this problem could be from task shifting the roles of health professionals beyond the medical profession.
Architecture has always been a male-dominated profession, inevitably leading to a propensity for priapic forms.
My dad was a semi-professional footballer and had some physio, which introduced me to the profession.
