Search Results - Model (profession)
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The perspective of students on drivers and benefits of building information modelling incorporation into quantity surveying profession in Klang Valley Malaysia
Published 2020“…Such data help owners and stakeholders to generate results according to the information gained through BIM models. The objectives of this study were to identify the perspective of students on drivers of BIM incorporation into the quantity surveying profession and to identify the perspective of students on benefits of BIM incorporation into the quantity surveying profession. …”
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Occupational injury, disease and stress in the veterinary profession
Published 2005“…Using the Chi-squared analyses of the survey data, injury was associated with several risk factors including being a practice owner and being in mixed animal practice, being younger and with having taken drugs such as marijuana in the past 12 months.When all these variables were input into a logistic regression model, several of these risk factors were eliminated providing only three risk factors as predictors of injury. …”
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Conceptualisation of the characteristics of advanced practitioners in the medical radiation professions
Published 2015“…This article describes a conceptual model of advanced practitioner characteristics in the medical radiation professions, taking into account experiences in other countries and professions. …”
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A collective, undifferentiated accounting profession: an Australian study
Published 2011“…A study of 386 potential and current members of the accounting profession inAustralia and South-East Asia provides evidence of the importance of threeattributes – brand/reputation, international recognition of qualifications andcareer opportunities – in the decision to join a professional accounting body.While these attributes are important, logit regression models indicate that theyare not discriminatory in the choice of professional body and suggest a perceptionof a collective, undifferentiated accounting profession. …”
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Context and the leadership experience and perceptions of professionals: a review of the nursing profession
Published 2014“…The purpose of this paper is to use the framework of Jepson’s model of contextual dynamics to explore whether this framework assists understanding of the “how and why” of lived leadership experience within the nursing profession. …”
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Building a career: gender and employment in a male-dominated profession
Published 1999“…Models of employment have become gendered with the 'standard' or masculine model following an unbroken, linear career path whilst the feminine model comprises periods of both full-time and part-time employment as well as intervals of non-participation in the labour market. …”
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A comparative study of the translation profession in Malaysia and Korea / Kang Myoung Sook
Published 2015“…A new model of the professionalization process for the translation profession has been proposed by the researcher based on the suggestions put forth by the respondents and the findings of this research. …”
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Psychopolitical validity in the helping professions: Applications to research, interventions, case conceptualization, and therapy
Published 2008“…Why is it that after so many volumes of critique, the helping professions are still firmly grounded in traditional medical models (Prilleltensky, 1994; Teo, 2005)? …”
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Information professionals' competency model for public sector / Azrilah Abdul Aziz
Published 2009“…In this thesis, competency framework from various professionals' bodies and industries alike were reviewed and consolidated in the effort of constructing the IP Competency Model, encompassing most professions that use information and technology in their conduct of business. …”
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How important is embeddedness in predicting Australian speech–language pathologists’ intentions to leave their jobs and the profession?
Published 2018“…Qualitative data provided complementary evidence to the quantitative model. Conclusion: The findings indicate that the proposed parsimonious model adequately captures predictors of speech–language pathologists’ turnover and occupation attrition intentions. …”
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Challenges facing the farm animal veterinary profession in England: a qualitative study of veterinarians’ perceptions and responses
Published 2016“…Disease prevention appears to be delivered on farm on an ad hoc basis, they are not promoting their disease prevention services to farmers effectively or using their professional position to stave off competition. Farm animals veterinarians will need to realign their veterinary expertise to the demands of the market, work together rather than in competition, improve their skills in preventive medicine, consolidate information given by non-veterinary advisors, develop new business models appropriate to their services and develop entrepreneurial skills to demonstrate their market value if they are to avoid becoming marginalised.…”
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Designing an effective EDRMS based on Alter's Service Work System model
Published 2012“…The shift to a Service Work Systems Model will necessitate a stronger consideration of user needs and stakeholder expectations and increased focus and approach to learning and education of records management professionals and users. …”
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Rural teachers' social construction on the teacher profession: A phenomenology study of understanding the profession of teachers in rural areas at junior high school level in Lawan...
Published 2014“…Teaching profession, in teachers who have taught in rural areas, has four titles namely ”boss”, “ojek”, professional “boss” and “nip” (narima ing pandum)(accepting the fate, in terms of fortune) teachers. …”
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Organizational justice, role stressors job satisfaction and turnover intention among IT professions in Thailand's ICT industry
Published 2015“…Data were analyzed using the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). Out of the 13 hypotheses regarding turnover intention, seven had significant direct effects (distributive justice, procedural justice, role ambiguity, role conflict, work-overload to job satisfaction; job satisfaction to turnover intention). …”
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Comparison of maturity models
Published 2008“…Project management maturity models are important assessment tools for the profession. …”
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The influence of positive work attitude and emotion on intention to leave among ICT professionals in Malaysia / Safiah Omar
Published 2015“…The two hypothesized framework were tested using SEM and good model fit indices were achieved for both framework. …”
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