Sentence examples for professional interchange from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Nieporent, Ruth Rogers, the American-born co-proprietor of London's River Café, deemed the opportunity for professional interchange even more important than European recognition of achievements in the United States.
In 1966, Burnet accepted a nomination from Australia Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies to become the inaugural chairman of the Commonwealth Foundation, a body that aimed to increase the professional interchange between the various nations of the British Commonwealth.
Because Encounter describes the professional interchange between a patient and a GP that is related to the concept of Episode of Care, the Episode of Care considers a collection of Encounters (visits) that are related to a condition or treatment plan.
"I feel there … should be scope for some flexibility in the report template e.g. the lead professionals could be interchanged where necessary, hence tailoring the report to each patient … it could be a nurse or dietician who acts with regard to products and technology".
The findings have implications for how dietetics professionals can foster an open interchange of information among diverse groups.
The knowing, empathic and reflective domains of the professional are integrated through the dynamic interchange between knowledge, technical skill, understanding, problem solving, attitudes and ethics.
As such, the Online Patient Book© seems to contribute to an exchangeability, as both the healthcare professional and the patient have the opportunity to interchange conceptions.
A form of: Exchangeability, as both the healthcare professional and the patient may be able – and may have the opportunity – to interchange conceptions.
Interchange: Michael Morgan, Sam Thaiday, Josh Papalii, Josh McGuire.
Interchange Kaye, James, Bryan, Bolger.
