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An Exploratory Study in Non-Professional Football on the Perception of Stakeholders about the New Working Professional Profile of Sports Kinesiologist [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022 Gaetano Raiola +2 more
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Professional profile and work conditions of nurses working in intensive care units: A multicentre study [PDF]
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2022 Luisa Fernanda Achury Beltran +2 more
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Implementing professional profiling
British Journal of Nursing, 1995This year, UKCC requirements for maintaining an effective registration will necessitate practitioners keeping professional development details in a personal professional profile. This article describes the former Yorkshire Regional approach in preparing for this event and the workshop experiences.
S, Kaur, S, Hamer
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Personal professional profiles
Nursing Standard, 1998This article reports the results of a study into the use of personal professional profiles by nurses, midwives and health visitors in an NHS trust. The author discusses factors in profile development, compares profile use between grades and attempts to identify the need for in-service education and support for profile development.
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Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning, 1977
Harriet Jacobs was 40 years old when she earned her bachelor's degree and 45 when she completed her PhD. She was a late arrival to academia and in the highly specialized and intensely competitive world of professorial life she might have been considered a poor bet for survival, not to say success. But for all her lateness, the timing of Ruth Jacobs was
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Harriet Jacobs was 40 years old when she earned her bachelor's degree and 45 when she completed her PhD. She was a late arrival to academia and in the highly specialized and intensely competitive world of professorial life she might have been considered a poor bet for survival, not to say success. But for all her lateness, the timing of Ruth Jacobs was
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