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The article uses the organization of health houses in Denmark as a case to study the relationship between spatial surroundings and professionalization. The question is whether these new local health houses comprise an alternative to the... more
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      SociologyMusic and identityMedicineVignettes
Since 2007 every second Danish municipality has established a "health house" to promote health and prevent disease among its citizens. The political goal has been to delegate responsibility for outpatient management from a regional to a... more
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      Political SciencePublic RelationsPublic Health
The article uses the organization of health houses in Denmark as a case to study the relationship between spatial surroundings and professionalization. The question is whether these new local health houses comprise an alternative to the... more
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      SociologyMusic and identityMedicineVignettes
Literature has shown the importance of lifelong learning in the training of today's workforce and the crucial role of Higher Education in preparing graduates for lifelong learning. The aim of the current study is to establish the... more
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      Medical ImagingLifelong LearningHigher EducationMedicine
Purpose: Deregulation, reduced operating costs, new ways of organising the professional workforce, increasing competition within the healthcare sector and increasing consumer expectations are factors that challenge any health profession.... more
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      Health CareMedicineEnthusiasmWorkforce
This article explores some of the key issues that characterise the culture of the radiography profession as experienced and reported in the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia. It raises many questions for professionals concerned... more
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      Professional DevelopmentMedicineUnited KingdomCritical Reflection
Although a significant body of scholarship has examined medical discourse in clinical and other institutional settings, far less has been studied in regard to the discursive activity of health professionals in the public sphere. This line... more
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      SociologyPsychiatryAnthropologyEthnography
The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) introduced the continuing professional development (CPD) system for all practitioners in 2007. The HPCSA did however identify shortcomings to the current CPD system and has proposed a... more
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      Reflective PracticeContinuing Professional DevelopmentMedicineSelf Assessment
MPhil) Primary Supervisor: Dr Sushrut Jadhav Secondary Supervisor: Dr Jose Calabrese Clinical and symbolic realities constructed by Indian trainee psychiatrists during their training often result in concluding 'Western' constructs... more
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Purpose: Continuing professional development (CPD) is a systematic and ongoing process of education undertaken by health professionals to maintain up-to-date knowledge and develop professional skills. CPD activities are formal or... more
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Purpose: Radiography students are required to integrate theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom to clinical practice in order to improve their clinical skills and decision-making as well as enhance learning. The incorporation of... more
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The technical and political changes that have occurred in diagnostic imaging have created immense changes in the education of radiographers, both pre-registration and post-registration. The variety of courses available has extended, buL... more
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      Statistical AnalysisCONTINUING EDUCATIONClinical PracticeRelevance
The technical and political changes that have occurred in diagnostic imaging have created immense changes in the education of radiographers, both pre-registration and post-registration. The variety of courses available has extended, buL... more
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      Statistical AnalysisCONTINUING EDUCATIONClinical PracticeRelevance
Although a significant body of scholarship has examined medical discourse in clinical and other institutional settings, far less has been studied in regard to the discursive activity of health professionals in the public sphere. This line... more
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      PsychiatryAnthropologyMental HealthSouth Asian Studies
Introduction: Research output from radiographers in developing countries is generally low. This could be attributable to a lack of basic research skills. One way of improving this is research training for undergraduate radiography... more
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Although a significant body of scholarship has examined medical discourse in clinical and other institutional settings, far less has been studied in regard to the discursive activity of health professionals in the public sphere. This line... more
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      PsychiatryMental HealthSouth Asian StudiesPublic Sphere
This paper describes the evolution and current status of advanced practice in medical imaging and radiation therapy in the Oceania region. To date development has been slow, largely ad hoc and based on local needs. Most advanced practice... more
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      Radiation TherapyCONTINUING EDUCATIONClinical PracticePacific Islands
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      Continuous professional developmentClinical SciencesRadiography
There is a lack of awareness and openness surrounding ethical debate in Diagnostic Radiography literature and culture, perpetuated in part by the historical growth of the technical realm of radiography, radiology and medicine. Hence, the... more
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      Grounded TheoryConceptual FrameworkQualitative StudyClinical Sciences
Traditionally, a practicum facilitated the integration of on-campus learning and practical workplace training. Over the past 3 decades, an educative practicum has evolved that promotes clinical reasoning, including analytical and... more
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      Organizational CultureSocial SupportLearningNeeds Assessment
Purpose: Deregulation, reduced operating costs, new ways of organising the professional workforce, increasing competition within the healthcare sector and increasing consumer expectations are factors that challenge any health profession.... more
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      Clinical SciencesRadiographyProfessionalism in healthcare
Purpose: Deregulation, reduced operating costs, new ways of organising the professional workforce, increasing competition within the healthcare sector and increasing consumer expectations are factors that challenge any health profession.... more
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Purpose: The Council for the Professions Complementary to Medicine in Malta recently published a draft document regarding the introduction of mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) for radiographers. This study explored the... more
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      Concept MapCPD, training, mentoring