Sentence examples for reduced professional from inspiring English sources

Reduced professional prospects mean major lifestyle adjustments for formerly affluent convicts.

This self-report questionnaire contains 15 items and three dimensions: Exhaustion (5 items); Cynicism (4 items); Reduced professional efficacy (6 items).

Lack of time and reduced professional update together with increased personal responsibility and increasing demands from the surroundings creates an experience of being under ever increasing pressure.

Burnout is defined as a syndrome of emotional exhaustion, cynicism and reduced professional efficacy [ 1] that occurs among various people-oriented professions such as health care and social services [ 2].

Cummins [ 13] reviewing 22 international studies in nursing concurred that regular clinical supervision improved job satisfaction and reduced stress but also found that it reduced burnout, enhanced therapeutic skills, promoted professional development, increased the sense of being supported, reduced professional isolation, and improved client care.

Participants with a high score on Exhaustion and a high score on Cynicism or a low score on Reduced professional efficacy will be considered as "burnout" [ 51].

There is also a concern that police management focused on targets can, by reducing professional autonomy, reduce strategic leadership capability at the local level.

She has also become a strong advocate; she co-founded Ban Asbestos France, for instance, and currently presides over the Henri Pézerat Association, which supports initiatives to reduce professional and environmental health risks.

They want to reduce professional educators to mere instructors, where all subjects, including arts, humanities, and science, are standardized and homogenized and handed to children as if instructing them on the techniques of CPR.

The Dutch physical therapy guideline for LBP was published in 2001 to reduce professional uncertainty [ 19].

Radioprotection awareness by operators is dramatically effective in reducing professional exposure by 90% [ 20].