Sentence examples for professional disclosure from inspiring English sources

What level of personal or professional disclosure is ever safe?

Ask to see a copy of the counselor's credentials and a professional disclosure statement including copies of publications or presentations where their career counseling work was published or recognized in professional journals and conferences.

The new rules, which take effect in 2002, include the right to a review inside the health plan by appropriately trained professionals, disclosure of rules and judgments on denials, and time limits for resolving disputes.

To take it back to a reference from Ash Beckham's TEDTalk, I sometimes would like to toss a grenade into the professional self-disclosure closet.

This also magnified dilemmas for health professionals about disclosure of cancer diagnosis and prognosis, especially when poor.

Despite growing evidence that many people with dementia want to know their diagnosis, there is wide variation in attitudes of professionals towards disclosure.

This paper describes the development of a theory-based intervention to increase the frequency of a clinical behaviour among mental health professionals: appropriate disclosure of the diagnosis to people with dementia.

So, armed with an American Professional Stratocaster (full disclosure: Fender sent one me to keep as a tool with which to do my review), I spent four weeks on my computer and smartphone, working my way through 67 individual lessons spread out over five difficulty levels, covering everything from basic picking through 12-bar blues and how-to guides to rock classics like Heart's "Barracuda".

These behaviours also allow the professional responsible for disclosure to identify an appropriate starting point.

There is no previous literature comparing the contemporaneous views and attitudes of women and health professionals about the disclosure of postnatal depression in primary care.

Direct questioning by health care professionals can facilitate disclosure and if women are met with consistently supportive attitudes, their disclosure may be beneficial, while harm can result if professionals' responses are judgemental or the violence is dismissed and only the symptoms treated [ 20].