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Exploring Interactions Between Transgender, Gender-Diverse, and Nonbinary Individuals and Allied Health Professionals in Clinical Practice: A Scoping Review. [PDF]
Coventry J, Lane R, Osadnik C.
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"You do need each member of the team to bring that next piece of the puzzle": Allied health professionals' experience of interprofessional complex care in hospital settings. [PDF]
Borghmans F +3 more
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Rapid review of Allied Health Professionals working in neonatal services
Bromham N +10 more
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This chapter describes the roles of allied health professionals who provide specialist treatment to the ear, nose, and throat (ENT) patient. The role of each practitioner and the specific problems with which they deal are outlined. The roles of the audiologist, hearing therapist, speech and language therapist, aural care nurse, dietician, and ...
Rogan Corbridge, Nicholas Steventon
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Post-professionalism and allied health
2021This chapter explores post-professional roles in detail, and the implications of these roles for the allied health professions generally. One relatively unique feature of the allied health professions is the extent of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary working across the continuum of professionalisation.
Susan Nancarrow, Alan Borthwick
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Group clinical supervision for allied health professionals
Australian Journal of Rural Health, 2021AbstractObjectiveTo evaluate a group clinical supervision program for allied health professionals in a regional health service.DesignThis study used a mixed‐methods design including a cross‐sectional, quantitative survey of group clinical supervision participants and a focus group of facilitators.SettingA large regional health service in Victoria ...
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The Development of Professionalism in the Allied Health Field
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968A century and a half ago, Dr. Syntax, the character created by the English author, William Combe, declared in rhyme that "The learned professions, all agree,/Are physic, law and divinity." Although this fictional, reverend doctor stated preferences for the three leading professions, he was not sufficiently bold to identify which of these three he ...
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