Sentence examples for Foster competence from inspiring English sources
The curricular innovations designed to foster competence using evidence-based guidelines and interventions within a simulation learning center are described.
Is high productivity due to the supervisory support or more so to the refresher trainings that foster competence and ensure monthly refills of needed supplies and thereby continued earning of the goodwill of the community?
It would not be unreasonable to infer from our findings that HCPs might benefit from training opportunities to foster competence in the implementation of guidelines, promotion and management of physical activity.
In order to foster competence in independent primary care practice, junior residency programs requiring experience in a breadth of core departments should continue to be mandated to ensure adequate primary care skills.
So unremitting a schedule fosters competence over creativity.
This is problematic when educational interventions to foster nurses' competence are designed.
Learn to foster global competence in your school(s) by co-constructing curriculum, developing teachers, and devising a strategy for systemic change.
To propose an integrated curriculum designed and intended to foster proficiency, competence, confidence, and composure in relaying catastrophic information in the context of the professional experience of a cohort of seasoned surgeons.
The purpose of this study was to develop the Cultural Competence Professional Learning Module (CCPLM, 2016), which is grounded in Adult Learning Theory, Critical Race Theory, and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and is designed to foster Cultural Competence in NYC DoE public school teachers.
Foster's competence, style, and loyalty to the policies of Brazil's Workers Partyy caught the eye of Dilma Vana Rousseff, who before being elected president in 2011 was federal minister of mines and energy and also chairwoman of the board of Petrobras.
Schools of education can reform their programs by firstly how they promote application of skills over theory, foster cultural competence, and increase the academic rigor and competitiveness at which they admit students.
