Sentence examples for professional changes in from inspiring English sources
Education reforms in Kazakhstan, the requirement of professional knowledge improvement in the new century, emotional and intellectual intensity of the professional pedagogical activity facilitate formation of the professional changes in the personality.
Additional treatments, including contacts with their GP or other health professional, changes in types of medication, use of physical treatments or alternative therapies, will be recorded as a treatment outcome.
Like many PhDs, it has quite personal origins: I'm reflecting on my own experience of professional change in children's services, brought into sharp relief now I have crossed over to academic life as a senior lecturer at Northumbria University.
"Swan Lake" will mean a professional change in their relationship, too: while Ms. Weese and Mr. Seth do not normally dance together, he will perform opposite her in the role of the evil sorcerer von Rothbart in the famous black swan pas de deux.
How have the roles of health care professionals changed in regards to diabetes management and in what ways have the configurations of the professional-patient relationships in services to influence self-management changed over the last 10-15 years?
There were personal as well as professional changes taking place in Skelton's life at this time.
More Hispanic men and women reported that a healthcare professional recommended changes in their diets despite similar BMI levels across groups.
Health care utilization will be measured by the number of visits patients make to different health care professionals and changes in the medication lists.
Our data further highlight the need for education of health care professionals and changes in prescriber behaviour to optimize gout management.
The resistance of professionals to changes in the health system was highlighted in El Salvador, whereas in Honduras, low adherence to the changes by the community was found, in addition to resistance among professionals.
As reported by the professionals, behavioural changes in the children were observed as altered participation due to mood changes resulting from their pain (e.g., "…when in pain, they act differently").
