Recovery coaches — sometimes called peers, peer professionals, outreach workers or people with lived experience — are not new.
Back then, the city was among the first to enlist peer professionals to meet injection drug users at needle exchanges and warn them about the dangers of the deadly disease and offer them help, she said.
To examine the outcome and impact, population survey data were given higher credit, based on consultation with peer professionals, observations from field visits, and the limited choice we had.
Therefore, residents have a unique and valuable insight into their peers' professional qualities.
Dr. Benjamin is highly respected amongst his peers, professional and collegiate athletes for his honesty, integrity and natural straight forward manner.
His poetic reflections on the redemptive power of art and faith are moving and evocative, yet unsparingly harsh on atheist intellectuals, self-righteous fundamentalists, and his peers: professional poets preening with the pride of peacocks.
Tell your mom where you have concerns about your reputation with employers, peers, professional contacts, etc. She'll understand because every mom wants her child to be successful.
to explore key elements of the peer-professional interface within one breast feeding peer-support project.
In full self-management, patients become the hub of management of their own care and take full responsibility for their condition, supported by peers, professionals and information and communication tools.
Studies were excluded if there was no before and after measures (stream 1) and if the study did not directly report the views of children and young people, parents, peers, professionals (stream 2).
