Sentence examples for practising professional from inspiring English sources

We explore how online teachers are practising professional digital competence, in general and within subject areas, and to what extent they encourage student teachers to develop their own professional digital competence.

The programs generally aim to: (1) develop new graduates into proficient and confident registered nurses; (2) support the evolution of the student to a practising professional; and (3) maintain the graduates commitment to a career in nursing [ 25].

Transition to practice programs acknowledge that new nursing graduates require additional education preparation and consolidation of skills to support the evolution from student nurse to a practising professional [ 24, 25].

Hence the stampede of occupational therapists, masseurs, chiropractors and many others to warn of dire consequences if the court disrupts "a 150-year tradition of regulation by practising professionals", as one brief put it.

The book is suitable for students, researchers and practising professionals in the fields of Automatic Control and Robotics.

Fourteen experts were practising professionals: nine case managers for people with dementia, three team managers, one geriatrician, and one psychiatrist.

Questions were occasionally trialled by being included within scheduled examinations for Australian pre-registration programmes and by practising professionals at events such as conferences.

Given that New Zealand's clinical governance policy is intended to be implemented throughout its public healthcare system, it could be expected that practising professionals would recognise whether this was occurring in their workplace.

Just as practising professionals need to refer to other sources, so the students, building up their knowledge, should have the facility to refer quickly and conveniently to previous, relevant material.

The study also adds to past research that has focused on trainees, by using supervisees who are practising professionals who have chosen their supervisor, and are in an ongoing supervisory relationship.

The authors of this review [ 26] defined clinical supervision as "a support mechanism for practising professionals within which they can share clinical, organisational, development and emotional experiences with another professional in a secure confidential environment in order to enhance knowledge and skills" (page 4).