Sentence examples for profession across from inspiring English sources
The regulator said there was "a state of unease within the medical profession across the UK that risks affecting patients as well as doctors".
As an educator, I believe issues such as social justice and human rights are core to the social work profession across all disciplines.
He published a preliminary report from Moira Gibb, chair of the social work task force that was set up to devise "a comprehensive programme of reform for the whole profession, across adult and children's services".
A physician of broad interests, active intellect and deep compassion, he concerned himself with the welfare of the sick, the affairs of the Academy of Medicine, and the health of his profession across a long and distinguished career.
The college was established on the recommendations of the Department of Health's social work taskforce to champion all aspects of the profession across the social care sector, following recommendations the death of Baby Peter.
As part of its annual report into the state of medical education and practice in the UK the GMC also highlighted what it calls a "state of unease within the medical profession across the UK as a result of increased pressures on health and social care services".
The globalization of medical practice using accepted evidence-based approaches is matched by a growing trend for shared curricula in medicine and other health professions across international boundaries.
The career guidance website CareerCast.com has evaluated 200 professions across a wide variety of industries, skill levels and salary ranges to determine the best and worst jobs of 2011.
Contributors educated me about the similarities and differences between medieval guilds and modern professions; the undue power and secrecy of certain professional organizations; the different statuses and profiles of professions across Europe and Asia.
First, our participants were from a single regional hospital; therefore, it is not possible to generalise the conclusions for medical professions across the whole of Taiwan's hospitals.
Participants were from a single regional hospital; therefore, it is not possible to generalise the conclusions for medical professions across the whole of Taiwan's hospitals.
