Sentence examples for professionals issues from inspiring English sources

The county verifies the credentials of all the volunteers, who must be licensed health professionals; issues each an identification card; and assigns each an area of responsibility in the event of an emergency, whether natural disaster, terror attack or flu pandemic.

The Guidelines include reviews of the current referral practices and utilisation of palliative care services in Australia; patients' physical, psychological, social/cultural, spiritual and financial/legal issues; as well as caregivers/families' and health professionals' issues [ 6].

To work out a system of indicators for improvement of primary care prescription, by incorporating the values and views of the professionals issuing prescriptions.

The data presented in Figure  1 relate to the overall number of verification certificates issued, rather than the number of individual health professionals issued with verification certificates (these data are unavailable for doctors in the Irish context).

This could be facilitated by professionals issuing asthma plans that are more patient-centred and address the wider self-management issues of relevance to those living with this condition.

"On professional issues, on technical issues and on matters affecting the investing public, we should speak as a profession".

Dr. Resneck, who researches professional issues in dermatology, said about 10,500 dermatologists now practiced in the United States, the majority devoting little time to vanity medicine.

Some posters say that by focusing on neatly cabined professional issues, I display an unconcern with the "right of Palestinians not to be bombed, and killed, imprisoned, have their olive trees burned and land stolen" (Christian Haesemeyer).

I will also add there are some personal and professional issues I've had to deal with in the last year that have stretched me in ways that haven't always been good for me.

What are the key professional issues in management consultancy at the moment that new recruits need to be aware of and are likely to be asked about at interview?

"This can be hugely problematic and has led to many personal and professional issues for the accused [including suicide], even when the police have proven that they did nothing wrong and are not a sex offender," she said.