The phrase "undertake role" is not correct in standard written English
It can be used when referring to assuming or taking on a specific position or responsibility, but it typically requires an article or preposition for clarity.
Example: "I am ready to undertake the role of project manager for this initiative."
Alternatives: "assume the role" or "take on the role."
A novel aspect of ALERT™ is that participants undertake role interchange during scenarios, thereby facilitating mutual understanding.
Ninety-six respondents (98%) wanted to undertake role plays in future activities.
A novel aspect of EMERGE™ is that participants undertake role interchange during scenarios, thereby facilitating mutual understanding.
A novel aspect of PRONECT™ is that participants undertake role interchange during scenarios, thereby facilitating mutual understanding.
GPs are increasingly asked to undertake roles and perform tasks that were previously undertaken in hospital.
This prompts action on agreeing role descriptions, associated competencies necessary to undertake roles safely and confidently, and the appropriate training and support to do so.
In this context these cadres are defined as those who undertake roles and tasks that are more usually the province of internationally recognised cadres, such as doctors and nurses.
To identify aspects of pharmacy technicians' experience, training, practice setting, and location that influence whether technicians undertook roles traditionally performed by pharmacists.
Nurses are also increasingly undertaking roles that have been the sole domain of doctors, such as prescribing.
Work by McDonald carried out in an Australian rural city found similar concerns about PNs undertaking roles in routine monitoring and education which were traditionally undertaken by DNEs, particularly in relation to consistency of care [ 46].
Logic should dictate that any person credentialed to perform a specific task or role should be able to undertake that role.
