I want to end the professional isolation faced by salaried and GP locums.
For many general surgeons, the professional isolation of rural practice serves as an obstacle to the adoption of new techniques.
That professional isolation — and the moral distress that goes with it — has contributed to alarming levels of professional burnout.
Nancarrow lived much of his life in professional isolation in Mexico City, but he was surrounded in this program by sympathetic would-be colleagues, including Ives, Bartok and John Adams.
The urge to build an affordable, accessible vehicle for wheelchair users is deeply personal for Ms. Zoern, but the company's business model addresses a real need — the social and professional isolation of people who use wheelchairs.
"The African Libraries Listserve (Aflib-L) is a forum for African libraries and their colleagues who seek to overcome the professional isolation which presents one of the barriers to library development in Africa.
As such, teachers who left due to professional isolation and lack of strong relationships with other foreign language teachers would have been, by definition, more difficult to locate.
As mentioned above, and in contrast to flexible work schedules, telecommuting presents various disadvantages for employees, such as social and professional isolation.
Foreign language teachers in this sample felt the need to connect with each other to overcome their professional isolation, and this is seen across the foreign language teaching population worldwide (Lamb 2012).
It was also found that social bonds with other foreign language teachers were an important form of social capital proactively sought by many language teachers, to help them overcome their professional isolation and thus maintain their professional standards.
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