Sentence examples for conventional professionals from inspiring English sources

16 41 The current non-communication between CAM and conventional professionals leaves it up to the patients themselves, who are in a vulnerable situation, to choose how to best integrate the two worlds of therapy.

He is the conventional professional entertainer.

Zucker is all television: conventional, professional, bells and whistles television; in the game, almost entirely, to win a ratings war.

Furthermore, it is embedded in conventional professional wisdom to the extent that when it used in professional reports, academic writing or in the conversations amongst nurses, it often requires no further explanation.

Bergstrom (1998) said that delegation of responsibility in Mozambique had implied abolishing conventional professional boundaries of doctors.

In particular, the epidemic induced them to contemplate options wider than and beyond the conventional professional cadres, and moreover to consider non-conventional models of care and novel cadres of health carers.

Only 24% of those who reported using HDS disclosed their herb use to a health professional; 67% did not disclose their use, with 10% noting they did not go or talk to a conventional professional in the last 12 months.

Furthermore, some of the stories are not published in conventional professional journals; instead, websites, brochures, and unpublished activities that benefit their intended audience serve as evidence of their work (CES4Health 2015).

The second response from conventional healthcare professionals that the conventional healthcare professionals emphasised the lack of scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of natural products and hence any adverse effects was entirely their own responsibility.

Patients expected a negative relationship would develop with the disclosure of their natural products usage to conventional healthcare professionals, including being rejected or reprimanded by the conventional healthcare professional, having a breakdown of trust between patient and conventional healthcare professional and the fear of a negative attitude held towards them.

Some conventional healthcare professionals seem to have taken advantage of the patients' fears of the professionals' own authority as healthcare practitioners in order to 'discourage them from using it', reflecting a sense of apathy and unwillingness to have open discussions about patients' use of natural products.