Sentence examples for recognition and remuneration from inspiring English sources

Just as audiences are starved for a real experience, choreographers want recognition and remuneration, or at least a seat on what they perceive as the gravy train available to visual artists.

Academic GPs shared both viewpoints, expressing the same expectations as GPs in terms of recognition and remuneration, and as other academics in terms of public health issues.

This study suggests that type of work, CPD access, recognition and remuneration all contribute to career progression and that altruism motivates mature practitioners.

The key drivers for APN role development in many countries has been medical substitution alongside a strong professionalising impetus in which enhanced status, recognition and remuneration is accorded to nursing roles through a formalised process of regulation and educational preparation [ 4].

These trends may undermine the carefully negotiated support of this new cadre by health professional associations and create aspirations for greater recognition and remuneration among clinical associates in a context where the impact on the quality of care – whether positive or negative – remains unmeasured.

These comprised system and policy; fringe benefits; work itself; work relationships; professional development; recognition; work environment; and remuneration.

The subscales were renamed based on the conceptual meanings of the items [ 34] and comprised the following: system and policy; fringe benefits; work itself; working relationship; professional development; recognition; working environment; and remuneration, and accounted for 14.29%, 10.6%, 9.6%, 8.3%, 7.8%, 7.4%, 6.1%, and 4.6% of the overall variance, respectively.

It has attracted additional funding and remuneration in recognition of the additional skills and responsibilities required to undertake the role.

Box 1 Consequences of the lack of remuneration ▸ Cost implications for patients without a medical card "If we're getting no recognition and no incentive and no remuneration or anything to do this work, I'd be mad in the head to… keep doing it unless I charge the patient and I don't like doing that but I don't have any choice".

This is a largely anonymous job, which receives very little recognition and correspondingly low levels of remuneration.

Other barriers noted in this report to the retention of the existing cohort of high HIV-caseload s100 prescriber GPs include 'ageing, work-life balance, inadequate remuneration and recognition and professional burnout' [ 23]: 33].