Spanish journalists’ perception about their professional roles

Professional journalists in ‘citizen’ journalism

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New Graduate Nurses’ Experiences of their Professional Readiness During Transition to Professional Roles

Introduction. Transition from the student’s role to the professional role, as an important stage in the nursing career, is of considerable importance. Lack of readiness in new graduate nurses for transition to their professional roles and joining the clinical setting brings about unfavorable physical and psychological reactions that act as a barrier for adaptation to their new position. This st...

Drifting Apart? European Journalists and Their Audiences

The Viewpoints of Dentists Graduated from Babol Dental School about Their Professional Capability

Introduction: In order to achieve clinical education objectives, it is necessary to evaluate the educational situation continuously and identify its strength and weaknesses. The aim of this study was to determine dentists' opinion about their professional capability graduated from Babol Dental School. Methods: In a cross-sectional descriptive study, all dental students who had entered the uni...

Professional Dyslexia About Dyslexia

Dyslexia: Organic Versus Emotional Reactions The neurologist has a set of descriptive terms he applies to varying degrees of sensory and motor malfunctions such as acalculia, dyscalculia, agnosia, dysnosia, agraphia, dysgraphia, alexia, aphasia, and so forth. The educator sees some 15 percent of his pupils as having learning problems resulting from partial central nervous system dysfunction and...