"professional council" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who are experts in a particular profession. For example, "The professional council offered guidance on best practices for the accounting department."
The concept of the professional council care worker is now a myth.
The Ethiopian Nursing Association (ENA) was formed in 1952 E.C as a member of the health professional council involved in registration &licensing of health professionals in Ethiopia.
The health authorities and professional council encouraged this by allowing each university to develop its own course within the overall national framework.
In addition, being associated with a training institution or health professional council encourages participation, may increase sustainability if trainees are required to pay a nominal fee, raises the visibility of the training, and adds a degree of credibility.
Participants are legally required to complete a year in community service (remunerative work in the public sector typified by allocated placement) when registering for the first time with their professional council in South Africa [ 21].
In 2004, despite the existence of a variety of independent sources of health workforce data, (including censuses and other national surveys, the Ministry of Health (MOH), district level sources, independent research studies, and health professional council data) [ 10], Uganda was described as being in need of better information about the state of its health workforce [ 11].
Similarly, the observations made by our students challenge the universalistic standards of health professionalism as advanced in the literature and, indeed, by professional councils; the implication is that professionalism standards should be context-specific.
Although the Project conducted HRIS strengthening activities in all four of Uganda's professional councils (including the Uganda Medical and Dental Practitioners Council, the Allied Health Professional Council, and the Uganda Pharmacy Council) and the MOH, the focus of this paper is the HRIS strengthening process applied at the UNMC.
This same respondent, in contrast to other respondents, had a negative outlook towards memberships of industry boards and professional councils.
Finally, professional councils that regulate professional activities, such as engineers, lawyers, etc., have their own systems that are organized at a provincial level.
As compared to the mixed responses related to memberships of industry boards and professional councils for firms at preliminary stages, there is a clear consensus from all the respondents that such memberships are a must for them and add lot of value to their business.
