A professional, competent, responsive exercise trainer plays a key role in the organisation and maintenance of CBHEPA programs.
The intervention was designed so that the guidebook could support consultations and be used by patients as a stand-alone resource, based on the WISE model, which emphasizes the provision of appropriate information for patients (in the form of a guidebook), professionals being responsive to patient need and context, and services that are readily available to patients [ 17].
This, he explains, is because there are other factors involved: customers prefer dealers who are more responsive, professional, and so on.
Despite what the standards of practice outline in terms of establishing caring and nurturing relationships and the need to be responsive professional educators, in this case, the ECE is following the expectations of the school with respect to her behaviour.
In particular, responsive professional development activities need to be directed to the complexity of factors impacting on the GP experience.
Young people who saw the same healthcare professional, who was responsive to their needs, at staged frequent intervals, developed a positive rapport.
Some families had felt that at times the professionals were not responsive enough to the child's opposition towards insulin injections.
In this sense, it is important that health professionals are as responsive to the singular needs of men (and women) as they are to the gender-based barriers faced by them with regard to their health.
Although Swinton [ 9] argues that all health professionals should be responsive to patient's spiritual needs, a number of nursing scholars identify spiritual healthcare as a nursing role [ 8, 11].
Academic and clinical faculties' EBP competence must be continually upgraded because they have the critical role of priming future health professionals to be responsive to changes in practice, the evolving state of the science underpinning the profession, and the needs of society.
