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English in the nursing profession in Puerto Rico: Needs, uses and curriculum
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Patient-centered care and trust in the medical profession among adults with sickle cell disease
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The lived experience of becoming a professional nurse for associate degree nursing graduates: A phenomenological study
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Personal philosophies of nursing and the experience of leaving the profession: A phenomenological inquiry
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Power and professionalization: Occupational therapy 1950 to 1980
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Transformation of professional control: Changes in medical work in the shift to managed care
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Nurses' perceptions of the image of the profession of nursin
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The Psychology and Motivation of Career Choice: The art profession spectrum and Asperger Syndrome
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Physician professionalism and the rationalization of clinical practice
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Medical Disinterestedness: An Archaeology of Scientificness and Morality in the Canadian Medical Profession
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Assessing the University of Northern Colorado's nursing students' satisfaction of the nursing program and the nursing profession: A retrospective stud
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Practicing acupuncture in an in-patient setting: A phenomenological study
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Health educators as a think tank: Recommendations to improve health care reform proposals and potential roles for the profession
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The practice of medicine
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A critical literature review exploring work engagement in the nursing profession
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Of mice and medical men: The medical profession's response to the vivisection controversy in turn of the century America
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From quackery to 'complementary' medicine: The integration of alternative therapies in the American medical profession
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Quantification of spinal loading and its subjective perception in nursing profession
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Changing conditions in the health care industry, the profession, and the academy: The effects of the environment on the work of physical therapy faculty
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Food matters: The influence of gender on science and practice in the nutrition profession. An institutional ethnography
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