Knowledge (Inluding Research Knowledge) and Professional Practice
An exploration of the relationship between undergraduate pharmacy knowledge and professional practice
... These three domains emerged as a useful approach to try and encapsulate the aim of the research which is to explore the link between pharmacy knowledge and professional practice (culture). Discussion ...
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U S and Canadian pharmacists' attitudes, knowledge, and professional practice behaviors toward dietary supplements: a systematic review
... sional practice standards which require pharmacists to routinely document, monitor, or inquire about patients' use of ...developing professional practice standards for pharmacists in the area of ...
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View of On Understanding Expertise, Connoisseurship, and Experiential Knowledge in Professional Practice | Journal of Research Practice
... and knowledge within professional practice, being based on experience and tacit understanding and an intuitive grasp and judgement of its processes and situations (Dreyfus & Dreyfus, ...tacit ...
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Surfacing the multiple : diffractive methods for rethinking professional practice and knowledge
... that professional knowledge is necessarily singular and ...of professional knowledge heightened by recent ...practical knowledge is over-determinate by nature: multiple and often ...
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Knowledge, Expertise, And Professional Practice in the Sociology of Michael Schudson
... Given all this, Schudson then works his way backwards from a radical to moderate points of view, proceeding next to outline the more moderate of expertise offered by political theorist Ian Shapiro, After having taken ...
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Teachers’ Professional Practice, Policy Enactment, And Indigenous Education In Ontario: A Case Study
... their knowledge by reflecting on their practice and working to interrogate it against the rhetoric of the ...and knowledge in the field of ...their professional knowledge ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... and professional knowledge can be clearly observed in the Criminal Justice ...of knowledge about crime and criminality has had a long and established presence outside the academy, in government ...
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Constructive reflection: getting the best out of reflective learning
... changing professional environment which requires flexibility and empowerment to be a key feature in the curriculum students are ...reflective practice frameworks because it embraces the influences of ...
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DEVELOPMENT OF K-WORKERS EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS MEASUREMENTS INDICATORS IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN MALAYSIA
... The research framework used the approach of CIPP education evaluation / assessment model (Stufflebeam, 2002) that emphasizes relationship between four factors: context, input, process and product formed. In the research, ...
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Vermilion Association for Special Education Educational Support Staff Evaluation Plan.docx
... Professional practice at the Proficient level is consistently characterized by evidence of a solid knowledge, understanding, and implementation of the components of the Vermilion Association for ...
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Domains associated with successful quality improvement in healthcare – a nationwide case study
... The present study highlights the importance of using measurement to understand and reflect on the variations in current practice, and to monitor the target process continually to maintain motivation for change. ...
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Creating a professional identity: a draft professional practice document
... the professional practice of tertiary learning advisors in Aotearoa New Zealand would benefit ATLAANZ members in a number of ...a professional practice document would explain our profession to ...
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Influence of societal and practice contexts on health professionals’ clinical reasoning: a scoping study protocol
... or practice contexts and their in fl uence on health professionals ’ CR will be ...offer practice guidelines regarding a speci fi c intervention, (3) report only conference proceed- ings or (4) discuss the in ...
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Knowledge and attitude of general pratictioners towards direct-to-consumer genomic tests: a survey conducted in Italy
... a professional obligation to help individuals understand PGT ...health professional or to discuss the results and obtain advice from a health professional ...
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Applied Practice and Academia: The Two Goals for Psychology Training
... Juggling teaching and research might sound like a struggle. But academic life can provide the kind of variety, job satisfaction, and personal and professional development opportunities that fits many aspirations. ...
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Teachers' beliefs about memory : what are the implications for in-service teacher education?
... If learners are unable to fathom memory for themselves, it would appear to fall to teachers to guide the learning process. However, teachers too appear to be prone to mistaking immediate performance for long-term ...
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Professional learning and professional careers: theory, evaluation and practice
... of professional development activity, as well as opportunities and support afforded by the ...wider professional practice examined the relationships between individuals and the school ...
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Participatory evaluation: an action research intervention to improve training effectiveness
... action, knowledge and learning (Cherry & Bowden, 1999), the major outcomes of the intervention included Learning in Action, Change in Perspectives and Process ...my knowledge claims measure against the ...
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Adding pedagogical process knowledge to pedagogical content knowledge : teachers' professional learning and theories of practice in science education
... content knowledge as prompts, rather than as ways of explaining, that help the students to reach the required content goals through thinking about data for ...scientific knowledge was poor compared to the ...
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Assessing knowledge, practice and factors influencing birth preparedness and complication readiness among couples in rural communities in Enugu state Nigeria
... good knowledge while ...hindered practice were financial constraint, lack of transport at night and premature ...good knowledge level amongst respondents may be attributable to the fact that these ...
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