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So when sports science evolved and professionalism took hold, the want to further the individual, team and code in some form or other would only seem a natural progression.

Many medical curricula provide students with information about professionalism and create opportunities for students to reflect upon and strengthen their individually evolving levels of professionalism.

How care is delivered and paid for will continue to evolve, and physicians' professionalism and dedication to our patients and the practice of medicine make us the best catalyst for this change.

It has been challenging to demonstrate this competency learnt and internalized by residents even though there are evolving assessment tools specifically focusing on professionalism [ 25- 27].

Professionalism is not an abstract concept 'out there'; it requires active engagement of the knowledge, interpersonal and intrapersonal domains of the evolving 'self as health professional' [ 14, 15].

But Whiting said that policing had also increased as the sport's professionalism had evolved.

Over 15 years, the Schoolhouse, once an actual elementary school, has evolved -- in credibility, professionalism and stature.

"As professionalism has evolved everyone's got well-conditioned athletes and well-organised defences because they are the easiest things to get right.

From an occupational value, professionalism has evolved into a discourse defined by the logics of managerialism and commercialism (Evetts 2011).

Accordingly, institutions should consider these factors as efforts to promote physician professionalism evolve.

Four contextual teaching domains evolved during our synthesis summarised in Figure 1: (1) communication and interaction, (2) patient assessment and management, (3) inter-professionalism and (4) systemic aspects.