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Training Texas Public Health Professionals and Professionals-In-Training in Genomics

American Journal of Health Promotion, 2019
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of genomics training workshops for public health professionals and professionals-in-training. Design: A pre- and post-test evaluation design with 3-month follow-up.
Lei-Shih Chen   +7 more
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Communication training for professionals

Supportive Care in Cancer, 2003
With the recognition that the quality of communication by clinicians with patients can be influenced by training, a number of approaches to such training have been described in the literature. Some of these different models for communication training are described in this discussion paper, and the reader is challenged to consider the importance of ...
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Professional Training Emphases

American Annals of the Deaf, 2006
Our field has always had an interest in the special preparation needed for working with deaf students. This has been especially true for teachers. The traditional model was school-based, with residential schools for the deaf providing both the instructional staff and the focus of training.
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Professional code and ethics for training professionals

Journal of European Industrial Training, 1996
Training implies certain dealings in which one has to make a choice among various options. Choosing to solve a certain problem implies formulating a value judgement about the available alternatives. Such choices are generally based on ethical decisions.
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TRAINING THE PROFESSIONALS

Journal of European Industrial Training, 1986
The primary objective of the Institution of Industrial Managers (IIM) is to improve the professionalism and performance of managers in industry, thus, by implication, helping to improve and promote the efficiency and productivity of many widely differing organisations.
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Training future IT professionals in Germany

2016 XIth International Scientific and Technical Conference Computer Sciences and Information Technologies (CSIT), 2016
The article focuses on training IT professionals in German higher education system. Two models of educational standards for the IT training have been outlined and described: the professional and the modular. On analyzing the academic content IT curriculum at Rhine-Westphalian Technical Aachen University, it was revealed that training IT professionals ...
Myroslava Duzha-Zadorozhna   +2 more
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Training and Professionalization

1996
Abstract Contemporary sociologists generally trace the process of the transformation of an occupation into an independent profession in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Historians of medieval and early modern history trace the roots of professionalization much earlier, either in the Middle Ages or from the sixteenth century ...
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Professional Training

Australian Drug and Alcohol Review, 1987
Abstract: The discernment and treatment of alcohol and other drug related problems, while continuing to involve those working in specialised agencies, will, if only because of the prevalence of such problems, need to engage the attention of professionals working in a variety of settings.
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Professional training

Integrare prin cercetare și inovare. Științe Juridice și econimice
Personal and professional training is required to increase the level of a person's qualifications. Vocational training means any training process whereby an employee acquires a qualification, attested by a certificate or diploma issued in accordance with the law.
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Professionalism and Training

1997
Professional ideology, values and ethics are critical in the reproduction of particular kinds of professionals. These give an indication of what the profession stands for, identify the principles guiding practitioners’ work, enforce standards and generate forms of social control that are internal to the profession.
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