Sentence examples for professionals understanding from inspiring English sources

If dignified care for older people is to be implemented successfully, we need to fully understand both the patients' and health care professionals' understanding of dignity in order to develop appropriate and relevant policies and procedures to avoid the breaches of dignity in care of older people.

A review of the literature identified two arguments: (a) successful collaboration, partnership, or relationship between families and service providers and (b) professionals' understanding families' culture or cultural reciprocity.

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Thus, the provision of patient-centred care depends on feedback from consumers and carers, as well as health professionals understanding their individual needs and expectations [ 10].

This study underlines need to improve and support professionals' understanding of trained interpreters' roles, and ability to access and work with them effectively, including reducing mistranslation (Bischoff et al, 2003; Kai et al, 2006).

This highlights the importance of both conventional and complementary professionals understanding one another's practices and paradigm, in order to encourage a fruitful communication process, and promote an integrated vision of health care [ 5].

The study was carried out in Taiwan and used a survey by interview approach to understand IT professionals' understandings and concerns about cloud computing.

Health professionals' understandings of the barriers that patients face in developing health literacy skills have not been widely studied.

However, there has been little research about health professionals' understandings of health literacy [ 12- 14] and of the barriers that face their patients who have greater health literacy demands [ 10, 15- 18].

Data were cleaned and analysed using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 18 and analysed using descriptive statistics in order to elucidate professionals' understandings of the meaning and importance of dignified care.

Other people, including healthcare professionals, not understanding diabetes and its effects on the young person's life (five respondents).