Coupling this with the highly contextualised nature of the topic, and the political, social, economic and professional complexity of the system that it resides within (see also Allen [ 35] and Porter et al [ 36] in this special issue); a case study approach appears especially valuable.
The real developments in France took a different path, however not (just) because plans of that scale and professional complexity commonly tend to be reduced and compromised in practice, but because there was a popular magic about radium that outran both the laboratories and the planners.
And in Writing Matters, I argue that regardless of professional complexities, good writing is the key to good interpretation.
We can only wonder how many professionals already working in and entering the HIV sector in the current era (in both clinical and non-clinical settings) are adequately prepared to deal with the moral and professional complexities that inevitably emerge.
Many factors can influence interprofessional collaboration and communication, ranging from personal factors such as values, expectations, attitudes, and perceptions, to broader issues including historical inter- and intra-professional conflict, varying levels of preparation, fear of diluting professional identity, complexity of care, and differences in terminology [ 15, 18- 20].
Our professional knowledge of the complexity of the work must be balanced with the drive to secure more adoptions.
Marques Anderson, the Green Bay Packers' rookie strong safety, has handled the speed and complexity of professional football with a poise and production that have kept a traditionally strong Packers' secondary near the top of the league.
As a result of the inherent complexity of professional work, control rights may be more widely distributed than in the typical entrepreneurial, owner-managed non-professional firm (Blau 1984), but still the founder-dominated configuration marks the centralized ends of the spectra of hierarchical decision-making and distribution of control rights.
Hospital type and size, patient clinical complexity and professional staffing are suggested as essential structural features.
Eighteen percent experienced rejection by a health-care professional because of disease complexity or associated symptoms.
Given the great variety of public health and health promotion practice settings, the heterogeneity of professional backgrounds, and the complexity of determinants that need to be addressed to promote the health of populations, program adaptability is a prerequisite for health promotion professional development.
