Will healthcare professionals risk their licenses if they assist a woman?
Students also have to understand the moral importance of their relationships with peers and other health professionals.
Patients are not made participants in their own treatment but are only shielded from blatant forms of unconsented-to activity by health care professionals (p. 3).
The frustration experienced by professionals in these cases may be inversely proportional to the frequency with which they occur.
The language so current today of speaking of patients as "consumers" and healthcare professionals as "providers" unwittingly perhaps feeds into this.
What are nonstriking health professionals' duties to the striking workers?
During the interim period of metamorphosis and uncertainty, health professionals' collective protest actions, including strikes, can be expected to increase for two reasons.
Finally, it will encourage medical professionals to work with their patients in trying to satisfy these interests.
All hospital services, day services and the time of community-based professionals were costed in this way.
Perception of wellness is increased for the patient, family and professionals when there is less-reliance on medical technology.
By analogy, the process of induction and recovery from general anesthesia is a delicate one requiring the special skills of highly trained medical professionals.
500 professionals who are just getting started but know something of the basics.
The editor's target readership for this book includes advanced undergraduates, postgraduate students and professionals.
Despite this, the techniques are all presented clearly and successfully simplified so as not to alienate the wide audience, from students to professionals.
The category of coopted membership was created last year to enable professionals to join the 63-year-old consultative body.
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