They also found that the impact on professions' attitudes to accreditation, organisational impact, financial impact, quality measures and programme assessment was inconsistent in the literature.
The categories of promoting change and professional development provided consistently positive findings, however findings were inconsistent in five categories: professions' attitudes to accreditation, organizational impact, financial impact, quality measures and program assessment.
I remembered this colleague's naïve remark, and the burly patient with the swastika tattoo, when I read an essay by Dr. Sachin H. Jain in a recent issue of The Annals of Internal Medicine on the medical profession's attitude toward patients who discriminate against doctors.
Where did the porn star come from?" Veronica's profession and attitude do occasionally enable Bosch to lighten the mood.
Since you began working as a psychiatrist, do you think your profession's attitude towards LGBT people, and the LGBT movement, has shifted?
The reasons for his refusal were, in their dislike of giving public advice, typical of the profession's attitude at the time: The work of Richard Doll and Bradford Hill has received very wide publicity and must be known, I should imagine, to every doctor in the country, so it is diffcult to see that the College could add anything to the knowledge of the existing facts.
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This lack of engagement is also true, as I have been grumbling over the last two weeks, of the profession's reluctant attitude to electronic patient records and to telecare.
Zhang forthrightly stood for the dignity and responsibility of the medical profession, and this attitude, coupled with his close powers of observation, make it easy to understand why he has become known by the name of his Greek medical ancestor.
In his 1947 book "Vision in Motion," the Hungarian designer Laszlo Moholy-Nagy wrote an essay titled "Designing is not a profession but an attitude" in which he argued that design should "be transformed from the notion of a specialist function into a generally valid attitude of resourcefulness and inventiveness".
