"professional outreach" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of reaching out or connecting with others in a professional context. This can include networking, collaboration, and communication with colleagues, clients, or other professionals. Example: The company's success was greatly attributed to their strong focus on professional outreach, with their staff regularly attending industry events and building relationships with key stakeholders.
Phillip Williams, himself a recovering heroin user, said he thinks his brother could have been persuaded to enter treatment with professional outreach.
I wanted to know whether lessons learned here could ever feedback into professional outreach services.
I wanted to know whether lessons learned here could ever feed back into professional outreach services.
There are already teams of police officers in different parts of the city that go out to encampments along with professional outreach workers.
Even when there is a professional outreach worker at the officer's side, the homeless person is still agreeing to services at the threat of being cited or arrested by someone with a badge and a gun.
Professional outreach and detailing to a wide variety of care providers, including those in the healthcare, educational and judicial sectors, will facilitate rapid redirection of appropriate patients to STEP.
Recovery coaches — sometimes called peers, peer professionals, outreach workers or people with lived experience — are not new.
Data were collected from 32 multi-professional outreach teams functioning in the 21 prefectures, agreeing to participate (see Figure 1).
Multi-professional outreach teams implemented JOMP providing medical and social services including support for: daily living tasks, communications, mental and physical health, social life and family care.
Although she found professional science outreach "really exciting," she is keen to learn how to make the information she imparts stick in people's minds.
Healthcare professionals identified outreach work as a key enabler to identification, particularly for young people with substance use problems who are homeless.
