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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"Professional Responsibility"”.
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Raising concerns about poor nursing care: the moral and professional responsibility of nursing students and registered nurses
… In addition, despite clear legal, moral and professional guidance and expectation, those who witness it sometimes fail to raise a concern, leaving vulnerable patients at risk. It provides some of the earliest explanations for this phenomenon among student nurses, and argues that these …
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Inclusive Educational Practices for Students With Disabilities Within the European Union
… discuss implications for teacher preparation and professional development so that educators are prepared to implement inclusive educational practices. I elaborate on inclusive education as a continuous process. I conclude the chapter by discussing the professional responsibility of ""importers"" …
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Motivating factors of academic advisors supporting undocumented students in higher education
… regarding the need to explore higher education professionals who have the awareness, knowledge, and skills to support undocumented students (UDSC). This qualitative multiple case study explores the motivating factors of academic advisors in Illinois who have built UDSC. Using purposeful …
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The status of the elementary school vice principal in selected cities of California
… to their credentials, experience, and scope of professional responsibility in curriculum, supervision, teaching load, and administrative duties.</p><p>Objectives of this investigation are as follows: (1) To discover what types of degree and credentials are actually held by elementary school vice …
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A descriptive study of the status of school-based management in the public elementary schools of Virginia
… and both parents and teachers are assuming more responsibility for making decisions about school matters that are important to them. This process, often called school-based management, has potential for creating an environment that will allow reform and accountability to occur in districts …
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Professional Skill Development For Collegiate Recreation Student Employees
… linked to the attainment of higher levels of professional responsibility. The Dissertation in Practice (DiP) will examine the professional skills that student employees identified as learned through their employment experience in a collegiate recreation department, and what professional skills …
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Assessing Genetics Providers' Perspectives of and Experiences with DTC Genetic Testing: Creation of an Educational Module
… analysis without the involvement of healthcare professionals. These tests indicate certain DNA changes (single-nucleotide polymorphisims or SNPs) associated with individual variation between physical traits, health conditions, or increased risk for disease susceptibility. Concerns about the …
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Etika v nakladatelské praxi v České republice
… code. We can distinguish publisher's personal/professional responsibility (technical quality), social responsobility (content of the book, acting on reader and society, relationship with internal and external employees and transcendental responsiblity (relationship to God). Nowadays, there is …
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Pennsylvania School Solicitors’ Guidance on How School Officials Should Respond when Regulating Off-Campus Student Expression
… questions to ask when determining the legal and professional responsibility of school officials to regulate off-campus expression.</p> <p>I found that while there are many complicating factors that raise the level of responsibility for school officials’ involvement, the primary factors …
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The Lived Experiences of Clinical Supervisors Who Develop Burnout While Working Within Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Facilities In Pennsylvania
… the welfare of client system and to enhance the professional development of counselors. Each supervisor assumes an enormous amount of ethical, legal, and professional responsibility by entering into a supervisory relationship with a counselor. As a result, supervisors require extensive training …
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Engineers’ Environmental Responsibility and Professional Engineering Codes of Ethics in Canada
… included in Canadian provincial and territorial Professional Engineering Codes of Ethics (PECoE) which are a primary resource for teaching engineering ethics [1]; notably, Ontario’s PECoE currently does not explicitly mention the environment [2]. Minimal formal ethical guidelines indicate …
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Working with adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse: mental health professional and survivor perspectives
… CSA frequently seek therapy from mental health professionals. However, mental health professionals are not necessarily aware of, or trained, in working with CSA. This lack of knowledge can result in considerable negative consequences for the survivor. This study aimed to explore the experiences …
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Counselor Perceptions of the Efficacy of Training and Implementation of Self-Care Strategies Related to Trauma Work
… can be prevented and mitigated with personal and professional self-care strategies. The American Counseling Association (ACA) Code of Ethics indicates that counselors have a professional responsibility to engage in self-care activities, as efforts to ensure the psychological health of counselors …
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EXPECTATIONS AND ANTICIPATIONS OF MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS IN PREPARING THEIR STUDENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY FOR FUTURE ADULT ROLES INCLUDING THOSE AS PARTNER AND PARENT
… education teachers as they carry out their professional charge of educating their students with intellectual disability for lives in the least restrictive environment, including possible adult roles as partners and parents. This study examined the choices teachers make, including teaching …
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From Act to Action: Normalizing Child Protection Policies in an Aotearoa New Zealand School
… the Teaching Council New Zealand’s Code of Professional Responsibility. This instrumental case study investigated how one school normalized a child safety focus regarding CAN, as directed by legislated CPPs. It used Normalization Process Theory (NPT) to understand how the Act’s expectations …
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Advising States: The Government Lawyer in International Law
… production that frequently privilege existing professional routines. The thesis develops a framework for evaluating and critiquing government advisory practice in international law, drawing on philosophical legal ethics. Philosophical legal ethics has the conceptual resources to evaluate the …
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Public attitudes towards the effects of land use on coldwater ecosystems
… trout anglers. In addition, coldwater fisheries professionals in the southern Appalachian Mountain area were studied. It was hypothesized that differences in attitudes would exist among the three groups based on education, prior knowledge, and past experiences. It was also hypothesized that …
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A descriptive study of teacher time usage and allocation in Fairfax County Public Schools, Virginia
… a large suburban school district expend on their professional responsibilities at home and at school. The study also documents the time usage and allocation through the relationships of teaching experience and teaching grade level assignment. Fairfax County Public Schools and all school systems …
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Extent and factors influencing research utilization among critical care nurses
Nurses have a professional responsibility to use appropriate research findings in their clinical practice. In critical care, many scientifically validated findings are immediately available for utilization by the individual nurse; however, the extent of current research utilization among critical …
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