Sentence examples for makers and professionals from inspiring English sources
Policy makers and professionals across the country have embraced the UTF's holistic approach to making every street and every neighbourhood more liveable.
Policy makers and professionals in decision making roles are urged to return to common sense and logics that our Forefathers used to serve the public.
This book is of interest to academics in health economics and social policy, managers in the health sector, policy makers and professionals interested in the design, implementation and evaluation of long-term care policies.
As the population of older adults increase around the globe, the healthcare policy makers and professionals must consider switching from the current culture of sick care that has been very costly to the society and investing on systematic and logical projects involving the complex effective immunity that is responsible for sustaining health.
In addition, emerging leaders and youth are often ignored or dismissed by senior policy makers and professionals.
Hence, it is of interest to both policy makers and professionals and, as awareness increases, to the communities themselves.
But they're calling on health care providers, federal policy makers and professional associations to look for ways to better train and support family caregivers.
The findings would suggest that there is a series of future implications which need to be thought through by policy makers and professional leadership as they relate to workforce motivation, workforce capacity, health and education policy and continuing professional development.
In the past decade, policy makers and professional organizations have emphasized the need to incorporate more fundamental physics and mathematics into biology courses (National Research Council, 1999, 2003; American Association for the Advancement of Science Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 2009; Labov et al., 2010; Brewer and Smith, 2011).
This reality must change given the position of governments, policy makers and professional bodies that premises healthcare system renewal on scholars and community-based professions working together in interprofessional teams for societal benefit [ 27- 29].
Healthcare policy makers and professional pharmacy bodies should consider two recent Australian reports documenting the movement towards 'non-medical prescribing' for pharmacists [ 33, 34], a move seen internationally with supplementary prescribing [ 35, 36].
