Reports on Professions

Australia’s early childhood education and care sector is facing heightened expectations around child safety, governance, accountability, and...

A study examining occupational licensing of Uber drivers finds no consistent evidence that licensing improves consumer outcomes related to service...

This opinion piece examines how the organizational and business structures surrounding dental hygiene can shape professional autonomy, workplace...

Idaho lawmakers and an anti-abortion advocacy group are promoting data suggesting that the state has not experienced a significant loss of...

The United Kingdom's nursing workforce has become more diverse over the past decade, with increases in internationally educated nurses and greater...

This in-depth analysis examines the continuing debate over the regulation of legal services in England and Wales, arguing that longstanding calls...

An international study of maternity care professionals found that many clinicians engage in "defensive practice"—making clinical decisions...

A growing shortage of maternity care in the United States—driven in part by the closure of more than 500 hospital obstetric units since...

A recent analysis of the UK botulinum toxin (e.g., “Botox”) market highlights a dramatic rise in the number of practitioners offering...

The 2024 annual report from the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) shows increases in both interlocutory suspensions—temporary suspensions when...

This article highlights progress in diversifying the field of architectural licensure, noting that more women and people of color are entering the...

A new study from the Columbia School of Nursing reveals that "primary care practices with higher rates of nurse practitioner burnout are seeing...