4) Consequences for professional work and daily chores was dichotomized to present when ability to work professionally was considered to be "much" or "very much" influenced by pain and not present when ability to work was considered "not at all" or "moderately" influenced by pain.
Since 2005, restrictions have been because of fish consumption along the Rhone River because of high polychlorobiphenyl (PCB) concentrations, which have resulted inadverse economic consequences for professional fisheries in affected areas.
Reality, of course, is a fairly elastic concept these days, and if there's a flaw in "Miss Sloane," it's that in future years its juicy Machiavellian gamesmanship may not look farfetched but dated — a throwback to a time when there were clearer consequences for professional misconduct, when people still retained their capacity for outrage.
Our evaluation explored the implementation processes across Trusts by looking into the organizational activities undertaken and tracing the consequences for professional roles, workflows and clinical practices, and opportunities found for organizational learning.
Work-related laryngopathy may have negative consequences for voice professionals.
The fact that monitoring quality is qualified as a 'feedback loop' is not simply a matter of labeling: it has significant consequences for the professionals and the monitoring system.
(Tel. Int. 26, Foundation) Fatigue was also reported to affect mood, particularly when switching between different working patterns, with consequences for their professional manner.
The consequences of professional burnout for nurses are serious.
In addition to incentives embedded within individual and organisational performance review, 23 work to ensure that patients receive a safe, reliable and evidence-based care experience reflects an ethical and moral dimension to quality improvement, with personal consequences for individual healthcare professionals.
