Sentence examples for professional groupings from inspiring English sources

Given the inter-professional nature of the group, the data were segmented and analysed by professional groupings; these were occupational therapy (n = 26), social work (n = 17), nursing (n = 13), physiotherapy (n = 11), and all remaining allied health professionals (n = 23).

Furthermore, data should be reported by discipline or job title, rather than by broad professional groupings.

Figure 2 shows the minimum recommended age for introducing solids foods to breast-fed infants stratified by professional groupings.

A significantly greater proportion of social workers, compared to the other four professional groupings, reported that the model was definitely relevant and suitable (χ = 11.243, P = 0.004).

As such the study participants may not be representative of the variety of settings and of professional groupings for which this scale is designed.

No statistically significant differences were found across the five professional groupings in regard to perceived levels of change in both skills and knowledge (P >0.05).

There is recognition within the bioscience community that translational research presents challenges and that the translational research model as initially described does not adequately account for the range of activity within bioscience or for the embeddedness of bioscience in and with other disciplinary, professional or public groupings and settings.

International variations in the scope of practice of health care professionals suggest that groupings of skills into professions are often arbitrary and owe more to custom, traditions, incentives, professional politics, and power than to logic and providers' actual skills [ 203, 204].

Film, design and audio professionals often have arcane groupings of systems that all rely on a single esoteric connector to function correctly.

This helps the industrial safety professional to understand the Similar Exposure Groupings (SEG's) and their corresponding exposure profiles.

The same author has described the process of PAL as a situation in which "people from similar social groupings who are not professional teachers help each other to learn and learn themselves by teaching" [ 2].