Sentence examples for professional demarcation from inspiring English sources

Having wide experience of healthcare systems around the globe, Stevens is not going to let his vision for the NHS be constrained by traditions of structure or professional demarcation.

The "agenda for change" deal seeks to trade higher pay for higher productivity, mainly through a removal of professional demarcation lines so that people are paid for the job they do rather than their job-title.

In this context an account, from a carer's perspective, provides an example of physiological fragmentation and professional demarcation according to differing categories of heart failure.

In relation to barriers to teamwork that originate from the organization, some management initiatives such as the dismantling of the Health Care Basic Units or the demarcation of functions by professional category have contributed to increase antagonism between professional disciplines, the perception of overload and competence.

In the trial, she was described as having traveled, shopped and dined with employees as well as turning relatives into employees and her homes into commercial backdrops, leaving little demarcation between her private professional lives.

I can't help feeling that demarcation is wiser: a professional site, where you pretend: "I'm a highly effective and versatile manager with a proven track record of driving strategic change".

They are told that the rules are there to create a clear line of demarcation between college and professional sports and yet they are well aware that from their coaching staffs to the size of audiences to their training regimens to the production value of their games -- no such line exists.

Participants constructed a demarcation line between the professional and the private context.

"What actions has the N.C.A.A. taken to retain a clear line of demarcation between major college sports and professional sports?" Bill Thomas, the former chairman of the committee, said in a letter.

It's clear that the old demarcations or notions of what is professional and amateur no longer hold and that means that the theatre industry will have to adjust accordingly.

Informants reported that travel to attend professional development was an important enabler as it allowed demarcation and prioritisation of the professional development from other workplace demands for the specific period of time.