The phrase "a position of professional" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and should be revised for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "She has secured a position of professional responsibility within the organization."
Alternatives: "a professional role" or "a professional position".
As interventions to strengthen teams cannot be stronger than the weakest link, RNs may need support in the transition "from silence to voice" in order to take a position of full professional responsibility in a multi-professional health care team.
Based on these data, we conclude that RNs may need support in the transition "from silence to voice" [ 22] in order to take a position of full professional responsibility in a multi-professional health care team.
Eventually, however, they emerged as fully and undeniably apparent, and he rose to a position of great professional and academic prominence.[2] Suárez's intellectual landscape was marked by the revival of Iberian scholasticism, triggered in part by Francisco de Vitoria.
Andrew has just accepted a new position of professional rugby director - examining the governing body's relationship with Premiership Rugby and the Championship - but that role has yet to be rubber-stamped by the RFU.
(Health Professional, Canada) Many health professionals interviewed, acknowledged that the patient-health professional relationship operates from a position of power, where health professionals communicate their expertise.
And so we have to update the tools for that purpose, because if you're not asking questions of public interest from a position of independence, with a professional evidence-led approach, you're not going to break through no matter what tools you use.
By contrast, carers themselves viewed the DA from a position of independence from health professionals, regarding it as a resource to provide them with information and skills in making service decisions.
Knowing and applying principles of fairness to ensure that subordinates are treated fairly may resonate more with nurses and other healthcare professionals than with physicians, who tend to be in a position of power over other healthcare professionals.
Andrew recently accepted the position of professional rugby director but the new position is yet to be rubber-stamped.
