Sentence examples for professionals action from inspiring English sources

We have published [ 32] and (as yet) unpublished data from the UK which suggests enablers for expert generalist care include: patient and professional desire for personalised care for people with multi-morbidity (sense making), supported by strong interpersonal relationships between patients and their health professionals (action).

We can conclude this procedure is an useful tool to use in the several protocols of professionals actions and the investigation studies with TENS currents.

8 In turn, decision-making leads to professionals' actions.

Professional, personal and organizational interests loom large and guide the professionals' actions.

Patients' positioning seems to respond to the handover system in an elastic relation and are modulated by their perceptions of the healthcare professionals actions.

Policies and texts, e.g. privacy legislation and the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), influence rehabilitation professionals' actions and interactions when supporting children with disabilities at school.

They made it clear that they were not at all happy about health professionals' actions that excluded them from participating in developing their own health plan.

For example, patients may be unaware of, or misinterpret undesirable events, may lack opportunities to observe failures, and may feel reluctant to question professionals' actions [ 17].

It may be asserted that unstable employment relations during SAMU regulation in Rio de Janeiro did little to facilitate the professionals' actions, hindering these regulators in their deployment of service resources against a backdrop of limited state cooperation in the hospitals.

(Midwife) The most prominent findings of this qualitative descriptive study were the significance of the contextual conditions for pregnant women's and health care professionals' actions and structural factors restricting the performance within antenatal and delivery care.

We have highlighted the personal profit motives underlying the health professionals' actions (profits generated by their illicit practices, which run counter to the interests of patients or of the health centres in which they work) and undermining the free care policies.