Sentence examples for professions research from inspiring English sources

The report is aimed primarily at the UK government but also seeks to influence policy in the UK National Health Service (NHS), industry, the professions, research organizations and wider society.

In the last decade, some important steps have been made towards meeting the information needs of the "upper" echelons of health professions (research and tertiary care), but remarkably little progress has been achieved in meeting the information needs of primary and district health care providers in the developing world [ 4- 6].

While data on basic demographics, profession, research topic and outcomes were available for all grant holders (n = 38), other findings are based on participants' feedback in our evaluation study (n = 34).

Following the findings of the Sutton Trust last week, which reported that a privately educated elite enjoyed a hugely disproportionate presence in British professions, the research describes the acting industry as "heavily skewed towards the privileged".

Random drug tests are de rigueur in some safety-related professions, and research shows that physicians are no more immune to addiction than the rest of the population.

It would have been interesting to distinguish between professions as research in Georgia and in Jordan revealed differences in motivation between professional groups [ 11].

The University has long been a major contributor to the production of the health workforce in the Ugandan health system, and the new vision for MakCHS is to be a transformative institution and leader in health professions education, research and service, with a broader impact on health and society in Uganda and beyond [ 16].

One could say that it was kind of a negative motivation, that I saw that it wasn´t so many others that were appropriate or… more suitable to do it, myself I am perhaps more of a professional man and engaged with the profession and research, so that I believed I could contribute to preserve and develop the profession in the hospital".

My own profession – economic research – is a good example: London is full of foreign economists, many from parts of Europe like Italy or Greece where jobs are scarcer.

Tomorrow, a new push is scheduled to be announced by Community Catalyst, a health care consumer advocacy group based in Boston, and the Institute on Medicine as a Profession, a research group at Columbia University.

"The doctor will say, 'Here, start on this, and let's see how it works,' " said David J. Rothman, president of the Institute on Medicine as a Profession, a research group at Columbia.