Data from The Netherlands suggest that overall professional satis faction is worrisome, especially in the older GPs, and that 34% of all GPs want to stop working as a GP before the age of 60 [ 2].
Lysaght and Altschuld [ 10] suggest that factions develop when professional groups are mature, but are not engaged in processes related to maintenance of competencies.
Each faction is assigned specific professional careers (Abnegation controls the government, Dauntless guards the borders, etc)., with the idea being that these divisions will maintain peace in their society.
A stratified random sample of 740 Canadian chiropractors was surveyed to determine faction membership and how professional stratification could be related to views that could be considered unorthodox to current evidence-based care and guidelines.
Communities of practice and social-professional networks can marginalise others, create factions and silos, become vehicles for elitism or isolationism, strengthen us-and-them behaviours and impede organisational sharing [ 14, 22- 31].
It is an odd mix, divided into blocks representing business and professional interests which are themselves aligned with political factions.
The assessments of his professional competence have emerged from studies of Elizabethan administration, finance, faction politics, and diplomacy.
The purpose of this investigation was to quantify the professional stratification among Canadian chiropractic practitioners and evaluate the practice perceptions of those factions.
The art world split into factions: those pro-Carl (a lot of them with a personal and professional vested interest) and those pro-Ana.
These sunbathing tourists became professional guerrillas soon enough back home, where, by 1977, they and successive iterations of the faction ended up killing almost 30 people.
