Health professions education: state responsibilities under the new federalism.
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The purposes of unionization in the medical profession: the unionized profession's perspective in the United States.
In the age of the common man, and ever bigger government, inexorable forces have been interposed between the traditionally independent physician in the Golden Age of Medicine in the United States and his patients. These forces; and associated pressures; come from the insurance industry, the hospital industry, and government involvement in the financing of health services. With these forces arrayed against the physician, the author contends that only medical unionism can protect his best interests and can at the same time serve as an effective consumer advocate for the public.
Delivery of Health Care↗
Professing change. The veterinary profession.
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Accreditation↗
Reclaiming the medical profession: the military profession as a model.
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American Medical Association↗
[The nursing profession: a history of caring in the hospitals of Quebec. (Review of: Cohen, Y. Profession infirmière: une histoire des soins dans les hôpitaux du Québec. Montreal: Pr. de l'U. de Montreal, 2000)].
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History of Nursing↗
[Treatise on the modern nursing profession. (4). The nursing profession and the subject of professionalism--its association with discrimination against practical nursing].
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Nursing↗
[Treatise on the modern nursing profession. (5). Social and labor problems in the nursing profession--development of a hypothesis].
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Nursing↗
[Development of the profession, differentiation of the profession].
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Humans↗
The health professions and child abuse and neglect. A guide to fulfilling the legal responsibilities of the medical profession in cases of suspected child abuse or neglect.
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Child↗
Health Professions Act--what are the gains for the nursing profession?
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Alberta↗
[The dental profession is legally a medical profession and not a para-medical one, as is shown on examination of legal texts].
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Allied Health Personnel↗
[Occupational nurse: a profession within the profession].
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Clinical Competence↗
[Education and practice in the health professions auxiliary to the medical profession].
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Education, Nursing↗
Doctors and nurses. Medical profession is no longer patriarch of professions.
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Humans↗
Codes of ethics, professions, and conflict of interest: a case study of an emerging profession, clinical engineering.
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Biomedical Engineering↗
[Year 4 with the new health and nursing care regulation. From helping profession to helping the profession].
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Austria↗
[The psychologist's law--the protection of the designation of the profession or the regulation of the profession? Comments on the draft of the bill on the protection of the professional designation "psychologist"].
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Germany, West↗
[The coexistence between the medical profession and medical syndicates. I. Does the profession have representative powers?].
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Humans↗