They reported a statistically significant change in professionalism attitudes, with an increase in student's altruism.
Females scored higher than males in all seven domains of the self-assessed key public health competencies, but this gender-difference was statistically significant for the "professionalism" competency only (P = 0.04).
An independent group of forensics experts from Argentina later said it had significant doubts about the professionalism and trustworthiness of Murillo Karam's investigation.
This experience later informed the development of its own doctrine, with the Malayan Emergency making a significant contribution to the professionalism of the regiment.
Pearson product moment correlation analysis revealed small yet significant associations among several professionalism attributes and characteristics of nurses in Mekelle Public hospitals.
Pearson product moment correlation analysis revealed small yet significant associations among several professionalism attributes and characteristics of nurses in Mekelle Public hospitals (Table 4).
Yet, it is likely that their professionalism makes a significant contribution to the NHS's position as the best healthcare system in terms of quality, efficiency, and performance, a ranking which has been reaffirmed time and time again, most recently by the Commonwealth Fund study of 11 health systems in the developed world.
Acpo's spokesman on professional standards, Staffordshire Chief Constable Michael Cunningham, said the problems caused by officers taking steroids were "a significant threat" to the integrity and professionalism of the police service.
Although female participants scored higher than men in all public health competencies it was professionalism which was statistically significant.
4 15 In addition, participants felt that they did not acquire better instructional skills in the domains of system-based practice, problem-based learning and improvement, and professionalism domains to a significant degree after 40 h basal training course.
The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) described it a "significant backward step" which might damage the professionalism of teaching.
