Ho questioned whether medical professionalism developed by Western physicians could be adapted to non-Western countries with different social, historical, and cultural backgrounds, and found a difference between the core virtues of medical professionalism in Western countries and those in Chinese culture.
By that time the band's hard-won professionalism, rapidly developing musical skills, and increasing fascination with the iconography of classic Americana had distanced them from the punk faithful in Britain, who were still singing along to "I'm So Bored with the U.S.A".
In contrast, the 2010 study directed our attention to the quality and professionalism in developing aviation English test, a genre of very high-stakes language test.
Teaching practicum and school experience courses have aims to develop field knowledge, plan and preparation, teaching methods and techniques, communication, classroom management, evaluation, professionalism by developing observation and reflection competences.
As a result, we conclude that our research model holds for physicians embedded in the logic of medical professionalism thereby developing a defensively oriented competitive value commitment.
Perhaps attendance and time management as measures of responsible behaviour should be evaluated separately from feedback on other aspects of professional behaviour, a suggestion that was also put forward during the plenary discussion at a recent symposium on professionalism (Centre for Excellence in Developing Professionalism 2010; van Mook and van Luijk 2010).
Corrections administrators should seek ways to train, motivate, and incentivize officers to approach their jobs with the highest degree of professionalism and develop accountability and performance measures.
While the deck is stacked against women in the arts in many ways, until we change the system (and, until it's all about the art, not the artist's gender), it's crucial for every woman artist to understand professionalism and develop a true entrepreneurial spirit to support her work.
To desist negative role modeling is another function of the ethics courses where reflected professionalism is developed for diverse medical students in a heterogeneous world.
With a level of optimism that all her colleagues will one day live and breathe the principals of behaviour for learning, Ms. Baliovska, goes on to say "But, as a team we recognize that professionalism is developed based on learning from our own mistakes".
