Feeling Like a Professional May Drive How Childcare Trainees Rate Their Own Caregiving Skills
A survey of 318 childcare trainees and early-career practitioners in Guangdong, China, finds that professional identity is strongly associated with ...
A survey of 318 childcare trainees and early-career practitioners in Guangdong, China, finds that professional identity is strongly associated with ...
A Frontiers in Public Health perspective from UMC Utrecht outlines how clinicians can explicitly model preventive care for medical students ...
A qualitative study of 15 substance-using helping professionals in Hong Kong finds they manage the conflict with their professional identity ...
A mixed-methods evaluation of a German storyline-based palliative care course found high student satisfaction and favorable ratings for teamwork and ...
A cross-sectional survey of 968 medical students in an underdeveloped area of China found that 33.4% had moderate or low ...
A scoping review of 17 studies associates transnational health professions education programmes with graduate preparedness, professional identity development and workforce ...
An exploratory study of 50 UK surgical physician associates found high confidence in supervised roles alongside mild-to-moderate anxiety, role uncertainty ...
A qualitative study in BMC Nursing reveals that Scandinavian nurse anaesthetists report a transformed professional identity and enhanced intuitive practice ...
A multicenter cross-sectional study of 306 new nurses in China identified three professional identity profiles associated with different levels of ...
A qualitative study of 44 South African nurse educators frames professionalism as a relational ethical process shaped by relationships, teaching ...
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