Sentence examples for systematic professionalism from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the quality of UNICEF's guidance on core UNICEF emergency issues (mine awareness, breast milk substitute), and the depth and systematic professionalism of its preparedness activities (e.g. capacity building, emergency vulnerability analysis and contingency planning and actual preparedness measures) need to be improved.
Differences by gender and institution suggest the need for tailored teaching and assessment of professionalism based on systematic analysis of these variables at the institutional level.
Using information obtained from the patients and colleagues of participating doctors, we found systematic variation in results of professionalism assessments among doctors working in a range of clinical settings and drawn from different clinical specialties.
Birden et al [ 36] conclude their systematic review regarding the teaching of medical professionalism with the view that role modeling and personal reflections ideally guided by faculty are the most important elements in the teaching program.
Objectives To investigate potential sources of systematic bias arising in the assessment of doctors' professionalism.
6 15 We aimed to investigate potential patient, colleague, and doctor related sources of systematic bias arising in the assessment of doctors' professionalism.
In addition, a systematic review from the United Kingdom summarized evidence on methods for developing professionalism by identifying five essential themes for developing professionalism: curriculum design, student selection, teaching and learning methods, role modelling and assessment methods [ 13].
A recent systematic review, first of its kind, undertook the task to identify evidence based studies on how professionalism curricula should be delivered [ 11].
This view is supported by a recent systematic review which emphasizes that it is the clinician encounters that exert the greatest influence on students' learning of professionalism [ 36].
Furthermore, the 1993 study, as the first systematic study of such a nature that appeared in Language Testing, helped to inspire the many following discussions of standards and professionalism in the language testing community (see Boyd and Davies, 2002; Davies, 1997, 2004).
