Instead of exercising professionalism and de-escalating the situation, police shot an unarmed man.
Calls from the desk phone answered by HCWs were perceived by most patients to be relevant to healthcare services, with the assumption that HCWs exercised professionalism and would not attend to personal calls during their clinical duties.HCWs expressed their concerns and distress about potential medical errors due to phone-calls interrupting their clinical tasks and thinking processes.
In spite of its good looks, mellow sounds and top-shelf cast, "The Score" is a spiritless, unimaginative exercise in professionalism for its own sake.
A suave, moody score by Howard Shore indicates a stylish film-noir chamber piece, but not even the slightest hint of same develops in "a spiritless, unimaginative exercise of professionalism for its own sake" (A. O. Scott).
But in spite of its good looks and mellow sounds -- and a top-shelf cast that includes Robert De Niro, Marlon Brando, Angela Bassett and Edward Norton -- "The Score" is a spiritless, unimaginative exercise in professionalism for its own sake.
The main utility of our educational exercise (the professionalism presentation) was to raise resident awareness regarding issues of doctor-patient communication and to expose them to a tool which has been used to survey patients about their perceptions of their doctors.
Ultimately, by upholding the standards of professional behaviour, exercising digital professionalism.
As it approaches its first year of existence the Religion and Conservation Biology Working Group continues to exercise a careful professionalism.
Some military officials and analysts say the small numbers reflect the caution and professionalism exercised by U.S. forces on an urban battlefield where it is often difficult to distinguish combatants from civilians.
By using more formal diction, you subtly give the impression that you exercised dedication and professionalism in practicing these activities, rather than simply goofing around and having a good time.
