Sentence examples for professional variations from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study is to ascertain how healthcare professionals doctors, pharmacists and nurses across Europe assess and support patient adherence to prescribed medication for long-term conditions, with secondary aims of assessing national and professional variations in adherence support behaviour.
It is argued that this benefits both service users and health care providers by informing more rational systematic service planning and reducing inter-professional variations.
A second list contains pathogenic variations downloaded from the HGMG professional version (file date 20130927) [ 28 ].
For example, after stating that investors should make their search for value easier by concentrating on specific sectors, they present 48 quotations from professionals offering variations on that point — but no comments of their own in between them.
To justify such practices, professional associations claim variations in qualifications that might occur because of differences in the number of patient contacts or in practical experience.
Although there are professional and provincial variations in funding for CPD across Canada, these results are informative in that it highlights the need for employers to consider how workplace policies can affect recruitment and retention strategies.
(Doctor 1) Consultant Trainers' accounts show limited perceived benefit of teaching and supervision for their educational and professional development and variation in perceptions of their supervisory role.
The variation in professional time used was thus due to variation in the number of participants (class size) rather than variation in course duration.
In other countries where EM is at an earlier stage in its professional development, larger practice variations in airway management may exist.
On the other hand, the means and standard deviations of the threatening factors also revealed that Swiss teachers are not immune to experiencing challenging and stressful professional situations and that variations with regard to such experiences do occur among the participants (see also Kucera and Stauffer 2003).
