PN13 "I think nurses need to be educated and part of that is about increasing their self-esteem and their recognition that they have the power to make a difference with these things".
Until the last decade or so, television was filled with iconic teacher characters reflecting an earlier esteem for the profession and recognition of its value.
Other unintended outcomes included feelings of achievement, confidence, self-esteem, happiness, unexpected compliments and recognition.
Perhaps more than ever, these schools struggle for recognition, esteem, and, most of all, funds.
"Awards and recognition from esteemed organizations such as the AAAS are in essence endorsements for the recipients of these awards.
Voltaire was, on many counts, anti-establishment, yet eager to gain public distinction and recognition through election to the esteemed Académie Française (he was initially rejected by the ultra-conservative membership dominated by the hierarchy of the Catholic church).
The famous Pink Cadillacs are part of an extensive bonus and recognition program designed to build self-esteem... and sales.
Another relational element to autonomy that has been developed connects social support and recognition of the person's status to her capacities for self-trust, self-esteem, and self-respect.
In the strategy, the government talks about parity of esteem in recognition that mental health services should be on the same level as other major conditions such as cancer and stroke.
