Sentence examples for role distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

An established organisational research literature provides insight into the development and adoption of new work roles, highlighting issues of role distinctiveness, team consensus around role and institutional support as key to the adoption process [ 16, 17].

Some of this qualitative literature has also begun to identify organisational challenges to introducing Peer Workers into mental health service teams, including establishing appropriate boundaries [ 11], power imbalances within teams [ 12], stress experienced by Peer Workers [ 13] and the importance of role distinctiveness [ 11].

Studies of new HIV/ AIDS peer support educator roles [ 44] as well as other new roles in mental health services [ 45] are similarly indicative of how role adoption can be constrained where these conditions of shared expectation, role distinctiveness and enabled agency are not met.

This implies that when evaluating population distinctiveness, use of single character types is problematic because distinctiveness in one character type is not necessarily accompanied by distinctiveness in another.

Study 1 (N = 75) specifically tested the role of group size and distinctiveness, by including a zero-frequency cell in the design.

The use of multiple nuclear markers plus the independently evolving mitochondrial genome also allows further examination of the histories of range expanding populations, such as the extent to which invading populations from different origins maintain their genetic distinctiveness, or the role of sex-biased dispersal [ 17, 18].

It is currently accepted that the R subunits are largely responsible for the specificity of engagement, as well as the distinctiveness of the roles enacted, of class I PI3-K isoform complexes [ 19– 23, 50, 51].

I think the staff that deal with you all the time, there is some humiliation in your situation that staff has to deal with at another level, his physical needs, so this is strictly someone to talk and be there, a friendly face, a kind face"[ 37], p.89. Participants also emphasised the distinctiveness of volunteer roles from those of staff.

Many researchers have agreed on the important role of phylogenetic position and evolutionary distinctiveness in establishing conservation priorities [ 34– 34].

However there is a recent history in the UK of new mental health workforce roles that have not acquired the distinctiveness originally envisaged as they have been implemented across services nationally [ 45].

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