Sentence examples for main professional groups from inspiring English sources

Psychiatrists and psychologists were among the main professional groups targeted during the country's "dirty war" in the late 1970s, along with journalists and professors.

The main professional groups targeted by the diabetes workshops were physicians, nurses, and pharmacists, but other healthcare professionals were also invited to participate.

The later studies saw a shift in the emphasis from the main professional groups (physicians, nurses) to mid-level providers (18).

The survey was targeted at social workers and psychiatric nurses, the main professional groups in community mental health services in England.

Representatives from all the main professional groups are included across the five accounts although a greater number of GPs exemplified the views represented in Account 2 than 1.

The analysis was based on material gathered as part of two sets of focus groups, each with the main professional groups in the outpatient department in the two hospitals: doctors, nurses and secretaries, making for 12 groups in total.

The data were collected from the main health professional groups involved in therapeutic management of residents currently living in RACFs.

In Australia the main health professional groups involved in insulin initiation are specialist physicians, specialist diabetes nurse educators (DNEs) and general practitioners (GPs).

The main pull factor for professional groups is job opportunities, and for physicians, the possibility of doing a residency and access to better learning opportunities and salaries are also factors of attraction.

Across all health care professional groups, the main focus of decision making was on accurately diagnosing an infection and then deciding whether or not to prescribe an antibiotic.

Nursing (43.8%) and medical (36.5%) AEs were the main professional categories of AEs detected in both groups.