Sentence examples for professional identification from inspiring English sources

In addition to reading books, novices should always hunt with veterans and never eat a mushroom without professional identification.

Here, we examine the role of interprofessional communication in fostering professional identification among physicians.

The results of a dyadic survey in a hospital setting suggest that the effect of RPI on POS is conditional not only on the perceived usefulness of information and relative performance but also on the professional identification of RPI recipients.

This reflects a cultural tendency towards professional identification, which perhaps has its closest parallel in modern American society where octogenarians will still be addressed as "Principal Skinner" or "Superintendent Gephardt" decades after they occupied those positions.

The unwitting jaywalker legitimately demanded professional identification for proof that the officer had the right to stop him; the man claiming, correctly but invisibly, to be a cop, demanded ID right back.

I am interested in early professional identification; stories of the profession, patients, New Haven and ourselves; power relationships in health care; and improving the learning environment.

Singh's research focuses on health care professionals' identification of and response to incidences of intimate partner violence among their patients.

Given the limitations of health professionals' identification of patient distress, implementation of systematic evidence-based approaches to screening and detection of distress is essential to ensure that patients' needs are appropriately identified [ 13].

The national plan on safe motherhood for 2003 to 2010 targets adequate supply of essential drugs, educated health care professionals, identification and treatment of anaemia and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV among other objectives [ 19].

A favored hypothesis can develop its own momentum, especially when a researcher invests his or her prestige or professional self-identification in one idea to the exclusion of competing (and often more parsimonious) explanations for the results.

This has included placing services in the local community together with enhanced training and awareness of familial cancer risk for health-care professionals, including identification of patients at familial cancer risk by primary care clinicians.