Owing to the combination of artistic and managerial activities typical of these musicians, occupational networks are fluid.
They found strong evidence to support their conjecture that clinicians' occupational networks demonstrate professional homophily.
3 14 DFs inhabit a variety of diverse communities of practice and networks, and so have the opportunity to foster shared understandings among a wide and diffuse population, both across the NDL region and nationally, through professional and occupational networks.
For all levels of chronic renal failure, patient expectations focused on nutrition, treatments, and the social and occupational supportive network.
Primary health care departments provide medical services to the general population within the regional general health and occupational health network.
This assignment was implemented by investigators with extensive experience 1) in exposure assessment within the occupational health clinic network associated with the Ontario Workers Compensation system and 2) in a wide range of industrial hygiene evaluations including automobile and parts manufacturing, health care, casinos, food production and agriculture.
This, we argue, is another benefit of using the suggested modeling approach to describe and analyze occupational interdependencies as networks.
Finally, there are a number of other determinants of cognitive reserve not explored in this study, such as participation in leisure activities, cohesion of social networks, occupational complexity and personality characteristics that may be responsible for additional variability.
Furthermore, if a household has reported a third occupation, links are created both from the main and the secondary occupational nodes in the network (Fig. 1).
