We might think of 'care' as a secondary and normative quality of first order tasks or substantive practices.
This program has been approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board for 3.0 hours of substantive law, practice and procedure CLE credit.
As of May 2007, our program was rated as 1 of the 5 currently APA-accredited postdoctoral training programs with a recognized Substantive Specialty Practice Area in Clinical Health Psychology in the country.
Similarly, relational integration is a property of the substantive working practices which clinical governance activity might promulgate rather than of the organisation processes of clinical governance themselves.
Insofar as clinical governance activity has (or needs) the property of interactional workability at all, that property is therefore derivative from the interactional workability of the substantive clinical practices which clinical governance activity promulgates.
The Clinical Forum offers an opportunity for you to meet representatives of the various HLS clinics, including the Cyberlaw Clinic, and to learn about the clinical work experience, time commitments, substantive areas of practice, and the like.
A PhD in Social Work candidate will complete approximately two years of full-time coursework, master content in a social work method, a related behavioral or social science, and a substantive field of practice, and prepare and defend a dissertation.
Procedural (practice), substantive (performance), and transactive (proficiency) aspects were defined and a normative (purpose) aspect was added by Baker and McLelland (2003).
"A settlement that provides full relief on all the substantive unfair labor practice charges at issue in this case, and that avoids years of additional litigation that would otherwise delay whatever relief is ultimately determined, is more than reasonable," a McDonald's attorney said in a motion filed Monday.
