Character mapping analyses indicated that participants conformed to professional dimensions of the program with relatively constrained character expressions in autobiographical narratives in contrast to their expansive and psychologically rich expressions in third person narratives of a Roma child.
In addition to her legal training, she has also obtained a Masters in Theological Studies with the goal in mind of creating meaning within the professional dimensions of her life and seeking an understanding of vocation/calling.
Therefore, it would be interesting to differentiate between administrative and professional dimensions of noneconomic physician hospital exchange [ 41].
Conceptually, such interventions encompass the physical, cognitive, psychosocial and professional dimensions of the work environment that support nursing practice [ 27, 28].
Demonstrating our impartiality, once the first missiles struck, thus assumed an intensely personal, as well as professional, dimension — the measure, perhaps, of whether we would survive the time it took for Saddam's regime to finally collapse.
These findings confirm the results of previous research [ 19, 32] that showed that the psychological contract of physicians also consists of a professional dimension.
The animosity has a personal as well as a professional dimension among the current crop of politicians in both capitals.
These results suggested that respondents with a background in fashion design tend to emphasize the technical and professional dimension, as well as different aspects of creativity, compared with those of other design groups.
Based on scores ranging from 0 to 100, mean (± SD) scores were 49.3 ± 17.9 for "the sharing of medical information between healthcare professionals" dimension, 69.3 ± 23.1 for "the effectiveness of communication between medical staff members" dimension and 86.9 ± 15.5 for "the effectiveness of communication between nurses and nurse assistants" dimension.
The main elements of quality of maternity care services identified in Goberna-Tricas's study were technical expertise of the health professional, the human dimension of the relationship between the caregiver and the patient (interpersonal skill), and the structural aspects that determine the context in which the health care is provided [ 17].
