I hold two strong professional views. The first is that the professions can learn from each other. The second is that we need to establish a consolidated discipline of practice across the professions.
This post simply list previous posts discussing the development of a discipline of practice.
- 21 September 2006 Towards a Discipline of Practice
- 22 September 2006 Role of the diagnostic in professional practice - medicine vs law
- 8 January 2007 Reflections on Professional Practice and Practices
- 16 January 2007 Towards a Discipline of Practice - Evidence Based Medicine 1
- 22 January 2007 Towards a Discipline of Practice - Evidence Based Medicine 2
- 23 January 2007 Towards a Discipline of Practice - Evidence Based Medicine 3
- 27 January 2007 Lessons for the Professions from Evidence Based Medicine 1
- 3 February 2007 Lessons for the Professions from Evidence Based Medicine 2 - Evidence Based Management
- 10 February 2007 Lessons for the Professions from Evidence Based Medicine 3 - Evidence Based Management 2
- 29 October 2007 Professional services - the importance of the diagnostic
- 9 November 2007 On saying no to clients
- 11 November 2007 On saying no to clients 2 - the importance of a discipline of practice
- 16 November 2007 Clients are people too - Introduction
- 20 November 2007 Clients are people too - looking after the client
- 23 November 2007 The Australian Prime Minister and Evidence Based Public Policy
2 comments:
There is this famous story about - what makes you perfect. Is it intelligence? Is it money? Is it Fame? or Is it .....?
Labeling each letter of English Alphabet, with number, as follows:
A - 1
B - 2
C - 3
...
...
Y - 25
Z - 26
and then trying to see, what the letters of a word add up to, we'll see that none of Intelligence, Money, Fame, Courage, or Altruism make it to 100.
But then there is DISCIPLINE, which precisely adds up to 100. And I agree, this is really what makes you get all the above. This makes you perfect.
Verify it here.
Hi Priyesh. I agree on the importance of discipline.
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