S_2 also contained an open question, where the students were invited to explain why they do or do not appreciate professional practices as the basis of the curriculum.
We appreciate professional advices as to clinical aspects of depression by Dr. Setsuko Taneichi (Tokyo University and National Center for Global Health and Medicine).
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Besides innumerable items whose rarity will best be appreciated by professionals, the show is studded by objects that stand out as remarkable and even magical contrivances of human craft, ingenuity or nuttiness.
Patients were aware of this and appreciated healthcare professionals' (HCP) advice and/or regular enquiry as to how they were coping.
Despite the National Hospital's international reputation in neurology, Lewis Weed and others on the neurology committee may not have fully appreciated the professional status of neurology in British medicine and the mentality this status engendered.
Anecdotally, participating GPs agreed to be involved because they had an interest in the topic, believed the study would not impinge too greatly on their time, and appreciated the professional recognition afforded by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points associated with study participation.
Anecdotally, our participating GPs agreed to be involved because they had an interest in the topic, believed the study would not impinge too greatly on their time, and appreciated the professional recognition afforded by the CPD points associated with study participation.
This way, the article will be warm and have this understated passion, which is appreciated as professional.
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Such assessment used to be the prerogative of teachers; increasingly it is too much determined by student performance in "high-stakes testing". Science teachers want to be considered professionals - appreciated for their expertise; trusted for their judgment; valued by school administrators and society more broadly.
