And I find the questions, usually, are much more intelligent, more telling and more perceptive than many professional interviews.
A challenge throughout a clinical career is to conduct relationships with patients and colleagues in a manner that is professional, perceptive, confident, and authentic.
Impassioned interviews with educators, authors and medical professionals — and some very perceptive students — warn of the consequences of surrounding children daily with armed security guards and surveillance cameras.
(Be sure to check out his perceptive take on the movie's moral and professional dilemmas).
Healthcare professionals were also said not to be perceptive to the unspoken concerns of the young people [ 37].
The main factors to the prevention of laboratory-acquired infection are well-trained personnel who are knowledgable and biohazard aware, who are perceptive of the various ways of transmission, and who are professional in safe laboratory practice management.
As Paskin wrote in her perceptive review, "Instead of tracing the long arc of Molly's professional triumph, the show was actually tracing the redemption arc of the previously insufficiently macho Gus".
At its best the show offered an equally perceptive, sometime downright dark view of the tough odds against women seeking professional fulfillment, an emotionally (and sexually) satisfying relationship and maybe the rewards of motherhood too.
(And to be unsavvy is far worse than being wrong). Savviness that quality of being shrewd, practical, well-informed, perceptive, ironic, "with it," and unsentimental in all things political is, in a sense, their professional religion.
Perceptive, lucid, and above all humane, this book will be welcomed not only by professionals but by people who struggle with an eating disorder and by those who love them.
However, Payne and Dobson were as perceptive in their later book, Never-ending War (1987), providing early warning of the religious turn that professional terror would take.
