Sentence examples for professional leading from inspiring English sources

Trueman and Bailey thought Hutton found it hard to talk to his players: amateur critics considered this an inevitable consequence of a professional leading other professionals.

The Exercise Professional leading the group distributed REFERQUAL by hand and responses were completed whilst the exercisers were at the centre.

Linked to this is the notion that engaging and empowering patients with a chronic condition to adjust their treatment and lifestyle themselves in response to monitored data, may be a more successful route to improving outcomes as opposed to the healthcare professional leading this decision.

The analysis of the seven microsystem datasets suggests that in all the microsystems ineffective handovers resulted in patients being discharged without sufficient, accurate, understandable information (for both the patient and professional) leading to suboptimal care and follow-up, and which could have resulted in harm.

"In Fremont, many of them are accomplished professionals leading busy lives.

She said the hospital was following a model used by Médecins Sans Frontières and under the direction of the clinical professionals leading the operation.

Even after absorbing all of the professionals released from the declining apparel sector, there will still be many former apparel workers not finding work in the aircraft sector at the going wage.Mr Bivens essentially ends the story there, with too many "workers" and too few "professionals" leading to a divergence in the wages earned by each group.

The site closed out March with 160,000 reviews and salaries for over 20,000 companies in Brazil, with IT professionals leading the content seeding.

Thus the majority of Americans complete assigned tasks with considerably less autonomy and creative freedom than professionals, leading to theory that they may better be described as being members of the working class.

Health professionals themselves were a source of negative responses, with seven people reporting anticipated or experienced negative responses from professionals, leading to fear, confusion and frustration.

High-quality chronic care delivery based on the CCM supports productive interaction between patients and professionals, leading to better patient outcomes [ 2, 3].