Medical Profession
"Proving Yourself" in the Canadian Medical Profession: Gender and the Experiences of Foreign-trained Doctors in Medical Practices
... the medical profession is a result of broad societal changes such as institutional changes in the health care system as well as social and cultural changes in work, education, and family ...the ...
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Foreign Trained Doctors in Canada: Cultural Contingency and Cultural Democracy in the Medical Profession
... At present, internationally trained physicians have to compete with each other for the limited assessment and training positions available, and only typically about 10 to 15 percent of the talent pool find a placement. ...
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An international review of tobacco smoking in the medical profession: 1974-2004
... Regardless of what country the data originates from, tobacco smoking by physicians remains a contentious issue in public health. Global policy making demands accurate data on this topic, from which at least two dis- ...
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Cultural Aspects of Malaysian English and Russian Medical Profession Names
... 34 medical profession names were investigated relying on the Russian National Corpus (Ruscorpora 2003–2019) and the Malaysian sub-corpus of the English-language corpus: News on the Web (NOW ...discussed ...
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A Rapid Scoping Review of Gender Inequities in the Medical Profession
... Increasing women’s representation in the medical profession is an important goal for healthcare systems. Gender equity, or equal opportunity for men and wom- en, is an important goal in itself. Improving ...
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Managing work–family conflict in the medical profession: working conditions and individual resources as related factors
... Working conditions in the healthcare sector and WFC The medical profession is characterised by an intense and high work commitment. Physicians working in clinics have often reported facing a high workload, ...
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Development of abbreviated measures to assess patient trust in a physician, a health insurer, and the medical profession
... Mechanic has described trust as the "glue" that holds com- munities together and allows us to pursue our affairs with- out excessive suspicion, policing, and regulation [14]. We define patient trust as the ...
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Subjective Aspects of Burnout Syndrome in the Medical Profession
... Burnout is a syndrome related to work over load and associated, generally, with the helping pro- fessions. Here we will study it in relation to the medical profession, considering the doctor’s per- sonal ...
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Extending the authority for sickness certification beyond the medical profession: the importance of 'boundary work'.
... Neither physiotherapists nor nurses explicitly used the discourse of ‘medicine’ or ‘science’ to differentiate them- selves from GPs, as in Foley and Fairclough’s [21] study which reported that midwives used a discourse ...
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An Analysis of Inclusion Resources, As a Pathway to Retention of Minority Students in the Medical Profession
... in medical Spanish, support of students within minority centered organizations like the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) and Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA), and they have a ...
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STANDARD OF CARE REQUIRED IN MEDICAL PROFESSION A SHIFT FROM BOLAM TO BOLITHO
... the Medical Practitioner unless the negligence is so obvious and of such high degree that it would be culpable by applying the settled ...the Medical Practitioner would be liable only where his conduct ...
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AN APP THAT WILL CHANGE THE MEDICAL PROFESSION FOREVER. UniqueDoc - a global communication platform for medical professionals unlike any other.
... collaboration-driven app that would mirror the various successful features of existing not secure, unregulated apps but with one big difference... a revolutionary platform of communication whereby patients’ information ...
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The relation of the medical profession to the public
... The General Council is, on the contrary, the machine devised by the State to enable persons requiring medical aid to distinguish qualified from unqualified persons, and it has no general[r] ...
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Study on Empathy among Undergraduate Students of the Medical Profession in Nepal
... of medical professional is expected to be socially responsible and emotionally empathetic along with good communication propensity to fasten the doctor-patient ...promising medical professional is unknown ...
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The Interaction of Legal Justifications Relevant to the Medical Profession in Criminal Law
... science. Medical procedures can harm the physical integrity of the person; therefore the physician fulfilling his duty of providing a service of public interest can be subject to criminal ...between medical ...
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The medical profession and the state in Zimbabwe: a sociological study of professional autonomy
... Freidson, But, as pointed out earlier, some practitioners in the United States avoid case cost and quality control measures which impinge on their clinical and economic autonomy by carry[r] ...
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Sources: Pharmaceutical Promotion and the Medical Profession: Appendix A
... Effect of restricting contact between pharmaceutical company representatives and internal medicine residents on posttraining attitudes and behavior.. Industry Funding and Resea[r] ...
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Local pilot, new profession: developing Medical Care Practitioners in primary care
... The role of physician assistant has been established in the US for some time, and has proved a useful and effective adjunct to the medical profession. A similar role is being developed in England by the ...
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Is Range Management a Profession?.
... But, if education-at any level-does not instill a degree of responsibility or a professional state of mind which provokes the recipient to continually seek more [r] ...
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Bringing students to their profession and the profession to students through competency standards
... Over both semesters 104 participants responded to the feedback survey (Table 18). Student self-reported motivation for completing the self-assessment included curiosity or interest in TLR results, a sense of duty, ...
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