For a category of health professionals, the adequacy raises the issue of similarity of technical and professional education of the associated or technical level of education.
The physicians described demands to realise their own high expectations, tacit professional ideals of adequacy and great competence or skill.
Healthcare professionals' judgement about the adequacy of the training received in different work areas is reported in Table 3.
We also found that healthcare professionals' assessment of the adequacy of their support from their organization influenced their intention to remain employed [ 75].
The study provides an idea of usual clinical practice by primary care professionals related to the adequacy of cholesterol-lowering drug prescriptions for primary prevention.
The city's fiscal watchdog, he said, "spends every waking professional moment thinking about the adequacy of city resources to meet needs and how to manage decreasing revenues in light of escalating expenses".
Evidence also supports the view that in addition to adequacy of training, professional carers' approaches to risk management may impact on the well-being of individuals.
Although few knowledge deficits have been detected in today's PBL-educated students, a decreasing concern with the adequacy of the professional knowledge base could yet erode the future credibility of the medical profession.
Healthcare professionals have expressed concerns about adequacy of iron and energy intake, and about choking, for infants following Baby-Led Weaning.
The relocation of these adequacies by and between professional categories in the global vision of changes for the improvement of care and the effectiveness of health systems prevents professional conflicts of identities while supporting the inter-sectorial approaches.
