Sentence examples for professional complement from inspiring English sources

With choreography by the company's artistic director, Ali Pourfarrokh, the production will feature 66 student dancers from Long Island and Queens, as well as a professional complement of more than two dozen, including guest artists Violeta Angelova, Momchil Mladenov and Sara Ivan, all of the Suzanne Farrell Ballet.

Each setting of care is organised and financed to deliver care differently, based on its service mandate, professional complement and the unique care needs of the populations served.

All participants stressed the importance of meeting different educators: "The different professionals complement each other, and they form a unity".

An interdisciplinary approach is constructed among the different professionals involved, and it has been shown that the situation is more favourable to this construction if the professionals complement each other rather than compete with each other [ 41].

There is no evidence that dual practice by public sector health professionals complements public practice or promotes greater equity of health care distribution.

Health professionals complemented the flexible scripted nature of the LWWCOPD programme for pulmonary rehabilitation, and this enables individual or multiple members of the multidisciplinary respiratory team with adequate skills and training to deliver the key education sessions.

An analysis of dual practice in the health sector by Ferrinho and Van Lerberghe (2004) states that there is 'no evidence that dual practice by public sector health professionals complements public practice or promotes greater equity of health care distribution' [ 39].

This list was checked for "over-lapping" by a group of professionals, complemented after reviewing the literature, and then judged by the patients again (Björklund et al., In preparation).

They work either directly with patients and families or with other health care professionals to complement the general care that the patient receives.

Programs that support management training and knowledge transfer, and reward trained employees, produce a well-educated network with a greater capacity; 3. Global professional networking complements local management development.

How these two types of professionals will complement each other, rather than compete, is currently being deliberated.