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Training and Professionalization
1996Abstract 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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Security training and education for IT professionals
International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing, 1996This paper presents some of the difficulties inherent in understanding IT security as a context oriented area when it comes to practicalities. Such attributes have to be included in education and training; here presented through demands put forward by some official international bodies.
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GENERAL PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE
The Lancet, 1975A programme of general professional training in medicine based on the Royal Commission report has been in operation at the Western Infirmary, Glasgow, and associated hospitals since 1969. It involves a two-year rotation through general medicine, dermatology, psychiatry, paediatrics, geriatrics, and a variety of medical specialties.
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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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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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