Sentence examples for relation to professionals from inspiring English sources

A standard complex entrepreneurs have in relation to professionals is that they often are too in awe of their previous accomplishments and overlook details.

Initial understanding motivated women to conceal or minimise their experience in relation to professionals and also their informal support networks.

This has to do with a change of the dependency of patients in relation to professionals, giving rise to situations of violence against patients; this has changed and patients have more rights now.

Effects of this intervention has been published in scientific journal and a book chapter (Table  3).> Effects of the process oriented training (Fig.  2 and Appendix 1) in relation to professionals' breastfeeding attitudes was measured with the breastfeeding attitude instrument [ 22] which can be used for accurate assessment of health professionals' breastfeeding attitudes.

My concern is that an essentially arbitrary compartmentalisation of conditions in relation to professional disciplines appears to have led to a gross inequality in how closely related conditions are perceived and investigated.

The distribution of HHO in relation to professional category is shown in Table  4.

Schaffer elucidated how games help learners reframe their identities and interests in relation to professional communities of practice.

The outcomes give positive indications of the role peer meetings can play in students' learning experiences in relation to professional practice.

It is important to know, therefore, what is happening in practice in relation to professional engagement in discussing and planning care for end of life and subsequent documentation, as it serves to highlight where further initiatives may be required in order to support best practice in this area.

Current chiropractic students will play a role in contributing to choosing the path the profession chooses to pursue in this time of health care reorganization and this study shows the current climate of North American chiropractic students' ideologies in relation to professional identity and role.

The development of concordance theory in relation to professional and lay healthcare relationships drew on existing theories such as Tuckett et al.'s theory of the medical consultation as a meeting between experts [ 41], and Kleinman's work on explanatory models in effective communication between patients and healers [ 42].