span settings, span sectors, span professions, deliver measurable impact in innovation, focus on quality, support the commissioner/provider split, strengthen accountability.
In implementing their mandate, HIECs were expected to adhere to a common set of principles [ 34]: span settings, span sectors, span professions, deliver measurable impact in innovation, focus on quality, support the commissioner/provider split, strengthen accountability.
The 946 signatories to the letter span the health profession and include nurses, academics, therapists, doctors, students, retired practitioners and dentists.
These subgroups spanned a range of professions that tended to be either research users (e.g. policymakers, industry, practitioners and non-governmental organisations), or proxies for a collective public/patient voice (e.g. advocacy groups and charities).
That leaves plenty of time for them to pursue other modeling jobs — a key practice in a profession where the span of career is often only a few years.
I strongly believe that our profession is distinct from the political profession, and the attention span of the normal world is not always suited to the kind of discussions we have here.
Escoffier began his career at the age of 12, and, when he retired from the Carlton Hotel at the age of 74, he counted 62 years of active service, a span considered a record in his profession.
Not because of the story, which has dragged on way past my attention span, but because at last there is a profession in lower public esteem than us.
Sir Michael said that the average career span in social work was only eight years and the profession faced a "demographic timebomb".
We don't within the span of a three-hour life story have the luxury of changing profession, of ending our misery, of pursuing what we truly want or desire.
The accounts spanned decades and industries, connecting women of different races, ages, socioeconomic backgrounds and professions. .
