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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Professional boundaries."”.
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Examination of professional boundaries between music therapy and counseling
… purpose of this study was to examine and define professional boundaries between music therapy and counseling, crossing of professional boundaries, and to explore the ethical implications of crossing professional boundaries. Two online surveys with parallel sets of questions were sent to …
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Actions speak louder than words : duality and professional boundaries in social work practice.
… lacking. This dissertation examines how ethical professional and personal relationships are negotiated in the helping relationship. Specifically, how do practice context and types of client encounters mediate the application of ethical guidelines intended to prescribe professional behavior in …
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Designing AI-driven conversational agents to support older adults’ virtual reality learning and lifelong growth
… emotional engagement, while maintaining clear professional boundaries. Based on these insights, we offer design recommendations for AI-driven CAs to effectively support older adults’ VR learning. These include balancing functionality with usability, integrating emotional intelligence with …
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Domestic violence : treatment within a therapeutic community
… Suggested improvements included strengthening of professional boundaries, greater screening of residents, enforced attendance at group therapy, and a greater focus on criminogenic needs.
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The Role of Love in Leadership: Maintaining Healthy Boundaries
… love-led leadership while maintaining healthy boundaries in the nonprofit sector. The methodology was action research and the methods included photovoice and a survey. This study yielded four findings, four conclusions, and three recommendations. Key findings indicated that love-led leadership …
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'Challenge and Change in a Cinderella Service': A History of Fulbourn Hospital, Cambridgeshire, 1953 – 1995
… therefore illustrates the process through which professional boundaries shifted in response to changing models of practice.
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Boundary Transgressions in Therapeutic Relationships
… relationship, a relationship of special trust. Professional boundaries ensure that the needs of clients remain primary. However, boundary transgressions are inevitable. Unfortunately, boundary transgressions have the potential of exploiting clients. Most of what is known about boundary …
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Investigating UK academics’ professional social media use: a qualitative analysis using the lenses of digital literacy, UTAUT and the concept of boundary work
… workloads and the blur between personal and professional boundaries. Even so, it is not clear Why and how academics negotiate boundaries related to their professional social media use? What affects academics’ decision-making about their intentions to use or not to use social media? Why and …
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Leadership Behaviors Which Positively Influence Teacher Retention Throughout an Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
… increase in stress, burnout, and lack of professional boundaries; they subsequently began leaving the profession in droves. Previous research studies have cited relationships with administrators, autonomy, and adequate compensation as reasons why teachers have remained in their profession. …
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Gendering professions : an analysis of peer effects
Professional identity is important both to professionals and to the professions of which they are members. In addition to being crucial for professional success at an individual level, and for the maintenance of professional boundaries and autonomy at the collective level, professional identity is …
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Organisational responses to students' mental health needs : social, psychological and medical perspectives
… with psychiatrists and other mental health professionals becoming involved with the more severe cases. There were gaps between the different levels of support, concerns about the difficulty in accessing secondary and tertiary levels of care, and sometimes mutual suspicion between different …
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Investigating UK academics’ professional social media use: a qualitative analysis using the lenses of digital literacy, UTAUT and the concept of boundary work
… workloads and the blur between personal and professional boundaries. Even so, it is not clear Why and how academics negotiate boundaries related to their professional social media use? What affects academics’ decision-making about their intentions to use or not to use social media? Why and …
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The benefits and challenges of employing new sonography graduates: Key stakeholder views
… theory emerged related to 'striving for professional identity' with three categories; achieving professionalism, being in control and managing change. Much resistance to change and protection of their own roles emerged as did the lack of clarity for the role, career structure and pay. …
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Do dental nurses in England have a role in the early intervention of oral healthcare for infants and toddlers during mandated contacts by Specialist Community Public Health Nurses?
… Collaboration and the Role of Healthcare Professionals; (3) Barriers and Challenges to Implementing Early Oral Healthcare; and (4) Improving Access to Dental Services and Early Oral Healthcare Support. <br/>The findings highlight the untapped potential to address gaps in infants and …
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Birthing, Blackness, and the Body: Black Midwives and Experiential Continuities of Institutional Racism
… specialty sought to advance and secure professional boundaries and homogenization, physicians of this time began recording the "midwife problem." Publicly labeling the primarily immigrant and midwives of color (the majority of whom were black women) attending approximately 50% of the …
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Physiotherapy palliative cancer care: a case study approach.
… to suggest that the role of the allied health professional continues to evolve in the delivery of palliative cancer care services. Whilst it appears that there is an increasing need for physiotherapists, there is a lack of understanding about the nature of their role, their educational needs …
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Ecological Understanding through Transdisciplinary Art and Participatory Biology
… and biologists tend to stay confined to their professional boundaries, and their discourses largely remain inaccessible to larger audiences, arguments here are presented for a combined approach, which may disseminate knowledge about ecology to non-specialists through novel art-science …
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Experiences of district nurses working during the September and February 2010 - 2011 earthquakes in Christchurch, New Zealand
… the individual interviews namely, challenges, professional boundaries and power of the uniform, learnt experiences, elderly and young patient care, communication and creative solutions. Recommendations from the participants to other nurses was explored in more depth in the focus group, as this …
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The influence of role ambiguity and changing dynamics on support for mothers of children with complex medical conditions
… navigating relationship dynamics and personal/professional boundaries which contributed to their experience of role ambiguity. Role ambiguity illuminated the current challenges facing mothers as experts, who accepted increasing responsibilities with little choice, in order to fill gaps in …
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Mental health and subjective wellbeing in UK mental health nurses
… sent to mental health nurses via their national professional bodies, the Royal College of Nursing and the Mental Health Nurses Association. The survey comprised three measures of subjective wellbeing, questions about personal and familial mental health history and questions about the impact of …
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