Sentence examples for professional divide from inspiring English sources

There was no intellectual or professional divide between the soldier and the civilians.

It will also have the added benefit of bridging the academic and professional divide that has been exacerbated by the migration of education in architecture and urbanism from the studio into the university.

Nevertheless, it is clear that the professional divide between nurses and carers at Elm House may impact negatively on the incorporation of carer-driven changes in practice.

However, in nursing homes such as Elm House the principal professional divide is typically that between nurses and carers, with carers stating in interviews and workshops that nurses were reluctant to take account of carers' insights regarding residents (with whom carers spend more time) or end of life care expertise acquired from the ABC course.

Collaborative networks transcend fractured political jurisdictions and professional divides and promote systemic performance and sustainability for the benefit of patients with TBIs.

To bring us out of this rollercoaster season, to acknowledge these personal and professional divides as well as the new bicoastal nature of the firm, we had Judy Collins' gorgeous cover of Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides, Now" over the credit sequence.

Role substitution involves extending practice scopes by encouraging the workforce to work across and beyond traditional professional divides in order to achieve more efficient workforce deployment [ 127].

In healthcare, the professional divides, 29 30 entrenched subcultures, 31 32 organisational silos, 33 34 isolated cliques, uncommunicative teams, poorly relating groups, and disconnected wards, units and departments 35 36 are often the norm.

This liberal arts-professional divide assumes that the arts and sciences represent a rigid and unchanging curriculum entirely detached from professional sectors.

Uplifting poor young people through music education; providing high-level training for future professionals; dividing into small ensembles and going out into neighborhoods; simulcasting concerts; and appealing to local ethnic groups are other strategies being tried.

When the war began, the health professionals divided into two groups: the one that stayed and the other one that left.