caring profession
noun[C]
UKuk/ˈkeə.rɪŋ prəˌfeʃ.ən/us/ˈker.ɪŋ prəˌfeʃ.ən/ajobsuch asnursingthatinvolvestakingcareofpeople
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caring profession
Nursing is acaringprofession.
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Services are being planned by accountants and business managers whose priorities are financial and have nothing to do with the caring professions or with patients.
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A nurse, like a doctor, is professionally trained in acaringprofession.
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It is important to understand that efficiency should not be an alien concept to acaringprofession.
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I am sure that we all regard that as important, and as a further enhancement of the police service's proud history as acaringprofession.
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The ability to communicate, in the language of those people in your care, is an essential qualification in acaringprofession.
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Probation officers are seen by members of the public to be members of acaringprofession.
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Nurses are also the majorcaringprofessionin terms of numbers.
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Doctors belong to acaringprofession.
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That is the sort of effort that we need to make to promote social care as a noble andcaringprofession, which is crucial for a decent society.
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I am glad that we, as acaringprofession, can now have a similar mechanism to help our colleagues who are themselves in need of care and counselling.
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The pressures on them are immense, but they arecaringprofessionand it is right that we should honour them as such.
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Whatever she does, she must begin to close that gap between what we can afford to pay to the nursing,caringprofessionand what they are worth.
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The final chapter focuses on the interrelations between the different caring professions and presents information from policy documents on minimum standards of care.
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To promote solidarity among architects through a collective vision of working towards a dignified andcaringprofessionthat upholds a high standard of professional conduct and ethics.
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