The concept of professionalism embeds two distinctive aspects of the professional lives of teachers—social and individual along with professionalism and professionality (Hoyle 1974).
The concept of professionalism involves lay people putting their trust in professionals who in return maintain confidentiality [ 38].
There needs to be a place for universities in that training because universities bestow, in any qualification, a concept of professionalism".
"I think it is perfectly possible to establish a more widely accepted concept of professionalism in banking while acknowledging that people in different parts of the industry do different things.
During discussions about the concept of professionalism, many scholars have emphasised that the concept is socially constructed, depending much on the social and historical context, and therefore, is contested (Evans 2008; Evetts 2009).
Several authors have called for an increasing commitment to self-awareness and personal health, and we join them in rejecting a false concept of professionalism that results in personal distress [ 6, 16, 39, 51, 128].
The following quotes typify the fifth year concept of professionalism: "Professionalism is when someone has been trained fully and given knowledge and skills such that they are able to serve using the same knowledge and skills in the best way possible.
The instructional design should be based on 14 key concepts of surgical professionalism outlined by the American College of Surgeons.
