Sentence examples for conventional professions from inspiring English sources

Yes, the biochemists, engineers and other more conventional professions you'd expect are there too.

Substantial fractions of naturopathic doctors, especially in Washington, are licensed in other CAM and conventional professions.

In this way it is designed to offer greater flexibility than more conventional, profession-specific planning.

Of course, the HRH developments affect the conventional health professions in that both the scopes of the professions and the scopes of practices have had to be redefined.

Program directors emphasized that CAM providers who had "cross-training" (i.e., with conventional medical professions) were preferred.

N/HM exist predominantly outside publically funded health care and beyond the practices of the conventional medical profession in NZ [ 9].

aEthics clearance number: 2004000224 bEthics Clearance number: H0760795 cFor the purposes of this study, and this paper, we define CAM according to practitioner groups not traditionally associated with the conventional medical profession or curriculum.

N/HMPs are popular with clients in NZ and they appear to desire a closer and more integrated relationship with the conventional medical profession and public health care system.

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) - a range of treatments and practices not traditionally associated with the conventional medical profession or medical curriculum [ 1] - is more commonly used by women than men [ 2, 3].

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is an umbrella term that refers to a broad group of healthcare systems, therapeutic practices and products (including acupuncture, chiropractic, naturopathy, herbal medicine and yoga) that are not traditionally associated with the conventional medical profession [ 1].

At the same time, it might also reflect self-selection, that is, Australian trained CM practitioners choose to enter the profession because they consider it to offer a holistic approach to health-care in contrast to conventional health-care professions.