Sentence examples for implications for professions from inspiring English sources

However, there is a dearth of research on intra-professional conflict and its implications for professions.

She explained how improvements in planning, problem solving and memory function seen with the use of drugs like Modafinil could have important implications for specific professions and described some research she had carried out with surgeons.

The findings of this study will have practical implications for health professions education.

This study has immediate implications for healthcare professions and managers, who can now confidently use the EQSS/EPM instrument described in this study in the measurement of health service quality in Brazil.

The impact of digitization: That's a vexing question and has all sorts of implications for our profession.

Evidence from the US indicates that these expectations have implications for health profession and the performance of health systems [ 32- 37].

A number of questions are raised by the preceding discussion that has implications for the profession: is the emphasis on a comprehensive philosophy of preparatory nursing education in Australia impeding the development of a solid foundation in the biological sciences?

There is a growing recognition that the emerging workforce has very different professional expectations to those of earlier generations, with implications for the profession, patients and the performance of health systems.

The latter has implications for mental health professions involved in the care planning and community management of patients with major mental illness and work points to the importance of substance abuse treatment in the prevention of victimisation as well as violence perpetration.

In July, the National Bureau of Economic Research is holding a workshop on "Opportunities in Big Data" and its implications for the economics profession.

The paper concludes with a discussion of the effect of such attitudes on the careers of women accountants as well as policy implications for the accounting profession.