Significats de health profession en anglès

Physiotherapy is a health profession generally associated with helping people recover following injury, pain or disability.

I am not now associated with any mental health profession or military organization-strictly a private citizen.

There is always room in the market for another slanted take on the mental health profession and film industry.

Interest in global health and opportunities to conduct clinical research at international sites have increased markedly for health profession trainees.

The claims could prove to be damaging to the government, under attack from the health profession for its proposed reforms.

Here are some examples from the list that may be of interest to people not working in the health profession:

As well as being the CMO for England, Whitty is also the government's chief medical adviser and head of the public health profession.

The guidance changes nothing but does provide clarity for those working in health professions.

Conclusions: We suggest government and hospital managers recruit more mental health professions to improve family satisfaction.

Appropriateness is a parameter internal to the evolution of health professions, requiring reasoned and shared employment.

A culture of confrontation has blighted the State's interaction with the health professions, writes Ray Kinsella.

This is unique among health professions.

While the HPC currently regulates 15 health professions, these total around 200,000 registrants.

The virtual patient included text files, short videos, and links to illustrate different health professions' roles in home care.

MPs have heard from some whanau that police and health professions are still failing to cater to tikanga Maori.

The Institute of Medicine's vision for health professions education specifies working together across professions and schools to provide patient-centered care.