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Professionalism, Change and the Politics of Lifelong Learning

Pages 5-17 | Published online: 25 Aug 2010

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Paula Rowland, Sarah McMillan, Maria Athina (Tina) Martimianakis & Brian D. Hodges. (2018) Learning from patients: constructions of knowledge and legitimacy in hospital-based quality improvement programmes. Studies in Continuing Education 40:3, pages 337-350.
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Paula Rowland, Victoria Boyd, Dean Lising, Joanne Goldman, Cynthia Whitehead & Stella L. Ng. (2020) When logics of learning conflict: an analysis of two workplace-based continuing education programs. Advances in Health Sciences Education 25:3, pages 673-689.
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Kato Plant, Karin Barac & Herman De Jager. (2017) Developing early career professional auditors at work. Meditari Accountancy Research 25:3, pages 368-390.
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Lisa Davis, Heidi Taylor & Helen Reyes. (2014) Lifelong learning in nursing: A Delphi study. Nurse Education Today 34:3, pages 441-445.
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Avril Brock. (2012) Building a model of early years professionalism from practitioners’ perspectives. Journal of Early Childhood Research 11:1, pages 27-44.
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Norzaini Azman. (2012) Lesley Scanlon (ed): Becoming a professional: an interdisciplinary analysis of professional learning. Higher Education 64:5, pages 739-741.
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Nick Frost & Mark Robinson. (2007) Joining up children's services: safeguarding children in multi‐disciplinary teams. Child Abuse Review 16:3, pages 184-199.
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Nick Frost, Mark Robinson & Angela Anning. (2005) Social workers in multidisciplinary teams: issues and dilemmas for professional practice. Child <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Family Social Work 10:3, pages 187-196.
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Leona M. English. 2005. International Encyclopedia of Adult Education. International Encyclopedia of Adult Education 534 564 .
Alison Rushton. (2004) A decade of development for the health-care professional. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 11:9, pages 404-404.
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Joy Higgs. 2004. Clinical Reasoning for Manual Therapists. Clinical Reasoning for Manual Therapists 379 402 .
Carol Azumah Dennis. (1970) Is the Professionalisation of Adult Basic Skills Practice Possible, Desirable or Inevitable?. Literacy and Numeracy Studies 18:2, pages 26-42.
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