Glicken and Merenstein [ 48] have called this "educator professionalism", the professionalization of medical educators as teachers.
And I would also say that most individuals in my profession feel the same way, judging by the degree of interest in journals and professional societies in cultivating "professionalism," the buzzword used to encompass all those desired qualities.
Always sayin' they're gonna kill each other"), and their pretensions to professionalism, the only genuinely professional character in the film was a black guy: Detective Holdaway (Randy Brooks), the calm cop who helps Freddie Tim Rothh) finesse his cover story.
Despite the importance of the role social justice takes in medical professionalism, the need to train health professionals to address social determinants of health, and medical trainees' desire to eliminate health disparities, undergraduate medical education offers few opportunities for comprehensive training in social justice.
The group returned with no casualties other than its composure and professionalism; the Hazaras had behaved more like a paramilitary group than like a professional police team.
With full-time professionalism, the women themselves are being transformed.
They were absolute paragons of professionalism, the keenest in training and the earliest to bed.
This shows contempt for the values of professionalism, the purity of weapons and for human lives".
There was the first smell of professionalism, the first smell of scary English rugby players".
I must manage with professionalism the conflict and emotion that this brings.
"He changed the attitude, the professionalism, the way people trained, the way the coaches worked".
