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• Some of the lawyers say that is an invasion of their professional autonomy.
• Physicians choked on constraints that insurance companies slapped on their income and professional autonomy.
• Ethical concerns include reproductive rights, the welfare of offspring, nondiscrimination against unmarried individuals, homosexual, and professional autonomy.
• Peer review plays a role in affecting the quality of outcomes, fostering practice development, and maintaining professional autonomy.
• The latter initiative was unpopular with teachers, many of whom regarded it as an intrusion on their professional autonomy.
• One major implication of professional autonomy is the traditional ban on corporate practice of the professions, especially accounting, architecture, medicine, and law.
• Doctors have rebelled against the constraints of managed care because they feel that HMOs have compromised their decision-making and their professional autonomy.
• While marine surveyors are sometimes employed by insurers directly they maintain a certain professional autonomy in order to provide an unbiased view.
• Doctors have rebelled against the constraints of managed care because they feel that HMOs have compromised their decision-making authority and their professional autonomy.
• For a long time, the women in northern Europe have controlled their lives more, with the welfare state providing child care and more professional autonomy,
• This avoids the possibility of a non-professional owner of the firm telling a professional how to do his or her job and thereby protects professional autonomy.
• The new publications are still heavily dependent on the government's budgetary allocations and that this reliance is inversely proportional to the professional autonomy of the younger generation of journalists.
• The idea is that the " only " non-professional person who should be telling the professional what to do is the " client "; in other words, professional autonomy preserves the integrity of the two-party professional-client relationship.
• To address charges during the Simpson trial that the lab was biased in favor of police and prosecutors, the report suggests that the city consider putting a civilian in charge to " allow some professional autonomy ."
• While organizations such as the American Planning Association, the Canadian Institute of Planners and the Royal Town Planning Institute certify professional planners, others in related fields like Landscape Architecture also claim to have professional autonomy in urban planning.
• Becoming a professor of business means investing years of study before obtaining the desired degree, but academia offers many benefits, including : attractive salaries, the combination of varied activities in one career, intellectual stimulation as well as professional autonomy.
• Advantages of the commuting lifestyle are identified as 1 ) increased career opportunities, 2 ) professional autonomy, 3 ) increased independence, 4 ) increased appreciation of time together, 5 ) decreased focus on disagreements, and 6 ) decreased frequency of arguments.
• However, it also has other meanings . " " Professional autonomy is often described as a claim of professionals that has to serve primarily their own interests . . . this professional autonomy can only be maintained if members of the profession subject their activities and decisions to a critical evaluation by other members of the profession ""
• However, it also has other meanings . " " Professional autonomy is often described as a claim of professionals that has to serve primarily their own interests . . . this professional autonomy can only be maintained if members of the profession subject their activities and decisions to a critical evaluation by other members of the profession ""