Sentence examples for professional alignment from inspiring English sources

While views were mixed about whether mentors should be KT experts or individuals with similar professional alignment, several participants recommended that KT experts or scientists be embedded in organizations to provide mentorship.

From a governance perspective, we noted the dominance of a spirit of high trust and close professional alignment between the parties to achieve the negotiated order, which tends to support the stewardship theory of the joint endeavour, as opposed to the agency theory predicated on the two parties having different sets of interests and therefore low trust (see Table 2).

Remove the jack stands, lower the floor jack and have a professional alignment performed.

MS/MS was performed by the Rockefeller University Proteomics Resource Center on a Thermo LTQ-Orbitrap mass spectrometer that had undergone recent professional tuning and alignment, and that was equipped with a Dionex 3000 capillary/nano HPLC.

Team learning in turn seems to be affected by team leadership and a solid social and structural team architecture (committed professionals, trust and alignment).

While bosses choose charities that offer appropriate brand alignment, a professional approach to working with the private sector and the widest range of business benefits, the charity choices of shop floor staff are much more personal.

Embedded research leadership, integration of personal and professional values about research, alignment of research activities and clinical workflow processes are some of the factors identified by participants that support IHC clinics' ability to conduct outcomes research.

EMRs and CPOE are structured, electronic asynchronous communication tools, unlikely to facilitate common understanding of patient needs and alignment of professional priorities, which may depend on face to face interprofessional deliberation.

This is in contrast to the way in which health professionals have traditionally defended their roles and identity in inter-professional rivalry that lacks alignment to the community's needs or health system functioning.

It is advisable to do a proper wheel alignment with professionals to avoid driving a car that does not respond when it is needed to or as fast as it is needed.

Quality improvement (QI) requires collaboration and alignment between professionals, managers (clinical and non-clinical), and policy makers from different disciplines and levels in healthcare systems across Europe [ 1, 2].