health professional
- noun
- /hɛlθ prəˈfɛʃənl/
- You should seek the advice of a qualified health professional if you're feeling unwell.
- mental health professionals
- public health professionals
- school health professionals
The first one is that it talked about health professionals as being change agents.
- The first one is that it talked about health professionals as being change agents.
- Could AI be an amplifier and augment mental health professionals?
- Rapid volume growth may be a sign that some services in the fee schedule for physicians and other health professionals are mispriced.
- Please see a mental health professional or other healthcare professional ASAP to be evaluated.
- Even a lot of mental health professionals don't call it out again, leaving you even more confused.
- You are a good candidate to remove your breasts, but we need a letter from a mental health professional stating that you can consent to this.
- Do do you actually retain a mental health professional on the show?
- TR says that the manual for mental health professionals and so their heightened emotions are contagious.
- So hormonal, non hormonal, fertility awareness, mood changes, body changes, experiences with doctors and health professionals.
- So it's, it's probably a very tiny fraction of the, the, the health professional cohort that has a severe case, but it may have something to do with dose.
Examples
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Clients have a right to expect that mental health professionals have some degree of expertise in the interventions they implement.
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Administrators, classroom teachers, and mental health professionals from one community agency and five urban elementary schools participated.
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You should seek the services of a mental health professional.
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- Are you a health professional?
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Contact a mental health professional.
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My point is there should be more mental health professionals to help people in a crisis.
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The Ministry has also created a relatively new breed of health professionals called health officers.
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You're a mental health professional.
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The program was implemented over one school year by mental health professionals in collaboration with school teachers.
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Please see a mental health professional or other healthcare professional ASAP to be evaluated.
Synonyms
Someone or somewhere that gives medical care, for example a doctor
How Qualified
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a person qualified to practice in a health care profession' is directly derivable from combining 'health' (relating to medical/wellness) with 'professional' (a qualified practitioner). This noun–noun composition is a transparent, cross-linguistic pattern (e.g., Spanish 'profesional de la salud') and would be understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituents.
Etymology
Health professional joins health (being well) and professional (a trained person who does a job). So it gives the simple image of a trained person who helps people with their health, which is why it means 'a person qualified to work in health care'.