Sentence examples for central professional from inspiring English sources

The central professional event of Rimbaud's African career was an expedition that he led to bring arms to King Menelik of Choa, in the heart of Abyssinia.

The clinical performance of newly qualified staff nurses, or their 'fitness for purpose' has become a central professional and corporate issue and highlighted as a central causes for the reforms recommended by the Peach report (Peach 1999).

- There is a chronic lack of information about career prospects in this field and as a large, central professional journal, I feel that Science is in a position to promote information about research as a profession.

In conclusion, our study identifies a role for PDC as a central professional APC during viral infections, by being extremely sensitive not only to direct viral exposure, but also to infection of bystander cells.

The GP is considered as the central professional who is contacted first about physical problems and should be informed about the current treatments by other specialists.

They see it as part of their role to be the central professional contact person for their patients at the end of life, and do not want to involve medical specialists unless it is unavoidable [ 22, 23].

Although GPs in Belgium and Italy do not have this strict gatekeeper function, they are still central professionals in the healthcare system and have a coordinating role, since most people have their "own" GP whom they consult when they have medical problems [ 15].

The literature suggests that narratives are central in professional identity development, passing down cultural values and norms of professional behaviour through generations of doctors [ 39]: In medicine, parables often start with "I had this great case" or "When I was an intern".

The central medical professional for the care and management of multiple chronic diseases is the GP.

All these guidelines have been published in this journal, but, due to the lack of initiatives by a central coordinating professional association, are not available on the internet.

Listening to the ways that experts talk, hearing their stories and their experiences and being recognised by them as a legitimate community member are central to professional identity formation (Lave and Wenger 1991).