Sentence examples for professionals to adopt from inspiring English sources

Exercise is commonly recommended to women after breast cancer surgery, yet it is difficult for patients and health professionals to adopt safe and beneficial types and modes of exercise.

Credentials are an ingrained part of how we judge candidates, and startups trying to change this culture are facing a Herculean task trying to persuade human resources professionals to adopt a new paradigm.

It's admirable that the General Assembly wants to advance legislation that has the potential to encourage more medical professionals to adopt telemedicine so patients can access health care without having to travel long distances.

11 22 Awareness raising and training can help motivate health professionals to adopt telecare in their clinical practices.

However, Cathy describes the stigma of the 'psychological' in our society that can make it challenging for healthcare professionals to adopt a biopsychosocial approach.

Hibbard et al. have suggested that those advocating CCE might be pressing both consumers and health professionals to adopt new roles [ 75].

In this study, two variables were added, professional norm and moral norm, given that there is evidence that they are determinants of health professionals' intention to adopt various behaviors [ 23, 24].

Patients have to become more responsible for their own health, and professionals have to adopt a proactive, supporting role to encourage patients' health competencies [ 32, 34].

If the implementation of CTMs is to be effective and induce the changes required in the care of patients with chronic diseases, a sufficient number of professionals need to adopt them [ 14, 17].

These findings suggest that healthcare professionals tend to adopt a more pragmatic approach when dealing with male breast cancer patients by focusing on their practical rather than emotional needs.

The RIPLS results showed increases in students' understanding of the roles of other professionals, willingness to adopt a team-based approach to sharing knowledge and skills within the multidisciplinary team, and a lessening of the "professional silo" attitudes known to be destructive to good team working [ 17].