Western fashion system in the face of decentralisation and deprofessionalisation
, 2018 Wydział HistorycznyPraca przedstawia zachodni system mody od jego powstania po dzień dzisiejszy, na tle zachodzących w Europie przemian kulturowych i gospodarczych. Moda zachodnia przedstawiona została jako jeden z możliwych systemów mody, który w wyniku
Nawrocka, Martyna
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Tesco Law and Tesco Lawyers: Will our Needs Change if the Market Develops?
Oñati Socio-Legal Series, 2013 The purpose of this paper is to examine how recent regulatory changes, and the on-going effects of the global economic crisis, have affected legal services in England and Wales, and asks if there are, consequently, “too many lawyers”.
Avrom Sherr, Simon Thomson
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Commodification or Transformation? Measuring performance in the public sector [PDF]
, 2020 Currently managerial reforms in the UK public sector focus on performance measurement aimed at increasing accountability, value for money and the use of scarce resources.
Willis, R, Adcroft, AP
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The regulation of healthcare professions and support workers in international context. [PDF]
Hum Resour Health, 2021 Saks M.
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The medical profession and the state in Zimbabwe: a sociological study of professional autonomy [PDF]
This thesis explores the nature and extent of medical autonomy and dominance of government-employed doctors in Zimbabwe, specifically focusing on the profession's control over the technical aspects of medical work (clinical autonomy); determination of ...
Mutizwa-Mangiza, Dorothy
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Deprofessionalisation elements in education [PDF]
(in English) This diploma thesis explores the issue of the professionalization of the teaching profession, with a particular emphasis on the phenomena that contribute to its decline, specifically the process of deprofessionalization.
Dejl, Jiří
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The voice of the self: a typology of general practitioners' emotional responses to situational and contextual stressors. [PDF]
Scand J Prim Health Care, 2022 Johnsson L, Nordgren L.
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, 2017 This study is based on doctors' experiences of the changing conditions in the workplace from a profession to the ongoing deprofessionalisation. Former studies suggests that medical professionals have undergone deprofessionalisation in the form of social ...
Elma, Mikullovci, Kristin, Freij
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Towards digitally mediated social work - the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on encountering clients in social work. [PDF]
Qual Soc Work, 2023 Fiorentino V +4 more
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Looking back at the article "Should we talk about deprofessionalisations in the plural?"
, 2022 This article aims to shed light on the vulnerabilities, sometimes described as deprofessionalisation, of certain occupations, particularly “prudential” occupations, i.e. those that are faced with considerable uncertainty in work. The texts present the changes in work contexts that hamper the practical wisdom of professionals (practical wisdom is the ...
Champy, Florent, Lantheaume, Françoise
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