Oral history in schools: practice as reflected in the Historical Association’s professional journals by Burn, K

“…This article examines how oral history has been represented in the professional journals published in the UK by the Historical Association (HA) for its primary and secondary teacher membership. …”

The Future of Journalistic Work: Its Changing Nature and Implications by Rottwilm, P

“…Changes in the structural arrangements of journalistic labour and the nature of journalistic work have profound implications for the future of professional journalism. This report lays out the issues and challenges that the evolving nature of journalism present to working journalists and their roles.…”

Are Netflix and Spotify subscribers more likely to pay for online news? comparative analysis of data from six countries by Fletcher, R, Nielsen, RK

“…As news publishers search for business models that can sustain professional journalism, other online media companies (e.g., Netflix and Spotify) have been remarkably successful at attracting subscribers. …”

More important, but less robust? Five things everybody needs to know about the future of journalism by Nielsen, RASMUS, Selva, M

“…<br/><br/> Fourth, the business models that fund news are challenged, weakening professional journalism and leaving news media more vulnerable to commercial and political pressures.…”

Boundaries Not Drawn: Mapping the institutional roots of the global fact-checking movement by Graves, L

“…As a genuinely transnational professional movement which includes practitioners from multiple journalistic cultures as well as other fields, fact-checking offers a new site to consider whether and how professional journalism is meaningfully becoming globalized. …”

Developing On Line Resource for Expressing and Explaining Risks for the Public and Professionals by Saunders, P, Burls, A, Hood, A

Incorporating cancer risk information into general practice: a qualitative study using focus groups with health professionals by Hippisley-Cox, J

A qualitative exploration of the experiences of adolescents with alopecia areata and their messages for healthcare professionals by de Vere Hunt, I, McNiven, A, McPherson, T

The patient's role in patient safety: Engaging patients, their representatives, and health professionals by Koutantji, M, Davis, R, Vincent, C, Coulter, A

Physical activity for pregnant women: an infographic for healthcare professionals by Smith, R, Shakespeare, J, Williams, Z, Knight, M, Foster, C

Understanding and evaluating new models of child and adolescent mental health services in South-East England: a study protocol for an observational mixed-methods study by Rocks, S, Stepney, M, Głogowska, M, Fazel, M, Tsiachristas, A

“…Study findings will be published in professional journals for NHS managers and peer-reviewed scientific journals. …”

Model presswomen: ‘high-minded’ female journalism in the mid-Victorian era by Pusapati, T

“…The study ends in the 1880s, noting how these mid-Victorian models of women's presswork influenced the discussion and practice of female professional journalism in the 1890s.</p>…”

[DIPEx (Database of Individual Patients Experience of illness): a multimedia proposal to share experiences and information about illnesses between patients and health professionals... by Herxheimer, A, McPherson, A, Miller, R, Chapple, A, Shepperd, S, Ziebland, S, Sanz, E

DIPEx (Database of Individual Patients' Experience of illness): A multimedia proposal to share experiences and information about illnesses between patients and health professionals by Herxheimer, A, McPherson, A, Miller, R, Chapple, A, Shepperd, S, Ziebland, S, Sanz, E

Teaching Russian classics in secondary school under Stalin (1936-1941) by Malinovskaya, O

“…Answering these questions required close reading of material produced by official authorities, such as methodological programmes, teachers' aids, professional journals, and textbooks for class instruction, and also of material produced by those at the receiving end of Stalinist literary instruction, including both sources contemporary to the period under scrutiny (i.e. diaries written between 1936 – 1941), and later autobiographical material (memoirs, oral history).…”

Self-awareness and professionalism by Papanikitas, A

On the relationship between medical ethics and medical professionalism by Dunn, M

Biased policy professionals by Banuri, S, Dercon, S, Gauri, V

Assessing the influence of music on wine perception among wine professionals by Wang, Q, Spence, C

The grand challenge of corporate control: opening strategy to the normative pressures of networked professionals by Whittington, R