Sentence examples for professional or service from inspiring English sources

The Bourbons who have dominated public policy for the past few decades are resolutely hostile to any kind of professional or service ethos.

For most problems, onward referral to another healthcare professional or service was relatively common.

Homes with fewer beds were more likely than larger homes to have used > 1 professional or service per 3 beds in the last 6 months (data not shown).

Studies were included if they reported on findings examining patient, carer, health professional or service management interactions with ambulance services for primary care problems.

Potential experts were nominated using the following criteria: 1) scientific (performing research) experience and/or 2) practical (working in a professional or service organisation) experience regarding the organisation of integrated primary care.

The team was aware that personal experience, as either a professional or service user, can bring bias as well as deep insights, therefore the raw data were continually revisited to ensure that any interpretations were grounded in the participants' interviews rather than being personally biased embellishments.

This was viewed by key informants as being exacerbated by a policy of care planning being introduced with insufficient explanation to either professionals or service users.

The ten 'Mainstreaming Genetics' service development pilots covered a range of genetic conditions, clinical specialities and service models, including: setting up or enhancing multidisciplinary clinics; delineating integrated care pathways and referrals; and providing education for either other health professionals or service users and the community.

A systematic review that included evaluated models of professional education or service delivery.

The inclusion criteria were articles published in the English language between 1980 and June 2014, reporting the findings of the research examining patient, carer, healthcare professional or health service management interactions with ambulance services for 'primary care sensitive' health problems.

They are overrepresented in jobs that are clerical, semi-professional or service-oriented, which often have limited upward mobility (Ng et al. 2007).