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Education for Information, 2019
Abbott’s seminal (1988) work in sociology, “The System of Professions”, has new relevance to the information professions in the 21st century. His model portrays professions locked in competition for jurisdiction over solvable problems, and librarianship figures prominently as a case exploration.
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Abbott’s seminal (1988) work in sociology, “The System of Professions”, has new relevance to the information professions in the 21st century. His model portrays professions locked in competition for jurisdiction over solvable problems, and librarianship figures prominently as a case exploration.
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Veterinary Record, 2019
I write following Hugh Davies’s letter ( VR , 18 May 2019, vol 184, p 624) in which he expresses a view that to be tie-less is to insult ones hosts and a disgrace. I have known Simon …
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I write following Hugh Davies’s letter ( VR , 18 May 2019, vol 184, p 624) in which he expresses a view that to be tie-less is to insult ones hosts and a disgrace. I have known Simon …
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Science, 2001
F rom time to time, it's a good idea for us to step back and examine the conditions under which we all live and work. In this issue we report on a survey of a kind Science has not done in the past: It interrogates a sample of more than 20,000 U.S. life-scientist members of the AAAS, examining salary, job satisfaction, and several other dimensions that ...
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F rom time to time, it's a good idea for us to step back and examine the conditions under which we all live and work. In this issue we report on a survey of a kind Science has not done in the past: It interrogates a sample of more than 20,000 U.S. life-scientist members of the AAAS, examining salary, job satisfaction, and several other dimensions that ...
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Physical Therapy, 1980
The question raised here is vital to physical therapy. Is the fundamental premise on which the profession is based—humanistic service to the patient—becoming a paradox? We pay lip service to this basic tenet; however, if we do not continually demonstrate such belief by awarding it the highest priority in actual practice, we create an inherent ...
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The question raised here is vital to physical therapy. Is the fundamental premise on which the profession is based—humanistic service to the patient—becoming a paradox? We pay lip service to this basic tenet; however, if we do not continually demonstrate such belief by awarding it the highest priority in actual practice, we create an inherent ...
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392The teaching profession – a crisis of profession or a profession in crisis?
2013Suponiendo una crisis en la profesión de maestro, el artículo hace el análisis de la “crisis de la profesión” basado en una paradoja en relación con el maestro, que es la apuesta en su trabajo hacia la resolución de muchos de los males de la sociedad, mientras hay una baja plusvalía de su profesión.
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HEC Forum, 2003
I have been asked to reflect on my personal and professional pathways in order to share how they have influenced my experience as a clinical ethics consultant in both sectarian and secular settings. Each individual involved in medicine and in ethics consultation brings with him or her a world view, a set of personal values that influences how he or she
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I have been asked to reflect on my personal and professional pathways in order to share how they have influenced my experience as a clinical ethics consultant in both sectarian and secular settings. Each individual involved in medicine and in ethics consultation brings with him or her a world view, a set of personal values that influences how he or she
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