Tag: professional identity

Researchers propose a framework for how professionals in health, law, and education can translate climate responsibility into systemic institutional change.

A cross-sectional survey of 837 Chinese medical undergraduates revealed that professional identity significantly predicts psychological capital, whereas general professional satisfaction ...

An integrative review of fifteen publications identifies five domains of factors associated with faculty development among novice and early-career health ...

A new commentary argues that chiropractic should reframe pain as embodied inference shaped by context, integrating Active Inference and Contextually ...

A cross-sectional study of 274 Chinese nursing undergraduates links empathy, personality traits, and nurse–patient relationship perceptions to professional identity.

A qualitative study in BMC Nursing explores the complex decision-making processes of undergraduate nursing students who formally applied to transfer ...

A narrative study of ten Taiwanese home-based hospice nurses traces how relationships with dying patients and their families shape professional ...

A qualitative study of twenty South Korean nursing, physiotherapy and dental hygiene students identified shared and discipline-specific experiences of international ...

A longitudinal qualitative study of 19 Chinese nursing interns mapped internship stress across four stages, finding it begins before the ...

A qualitative study of 12 hospital physicians identifies four themes describing how economic pressures conflict with ethical obligations and affect ...