Sentence examples for Post-education from inspiring English sources

Post-education, 41 patients were admitted and thirty-six qualiford for the study.

This assessment was paired with a brief HCV educational intervention, followed by post-education evaluation.Participants (n = 140) were surveyed at five sites; two homeless shelters, two drug rehabilitation centers, and a women's "drop-in" center.

This assessment was paired with a brief HCV educational intervention, followed by post-education evaluation.

This assessment was paired with a brief HCV educational intervention, with the aim of also evaluating post-education changes in knowledge and attitudes.

I was raised in small-town Pennsylvania – roughly speaking, America's Lancashire – and I moved around a lot post-education.

Assess effectiveness of the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program on nutrition behaviors post-education and longitudinally.

Meta-regression revealed the period of post education would have decreased the effect of the restraint educational program (β: 0.08, p = 0.002); instead, the longer education period and more times of education would have a stronger effect of reducing the use of physical restraint (β: −0.07, p < 0.001; β: −0.04, p = 0.056).

"Why The Huffington Post Is Going On A Sleep Tour On College Campuses," read the headline on a promotional story from a Huffington Post education reporter.

In this post, education historian and activist Diane Ravitch, the leader of the national movement that opposes corporate-influenced school reform, offers what she says is the most compelling reason to oppose the Common Core standards.

As the author and digital guru Clay Shirky put it in a widely-debated recent blog post, education is being disrupted by "a new story rearranging people's sense of the possible".

We conclude that case-related knowledge, critical thinking and reasoning skills need to be taught and assessed comprehensively in nursing schools and in post education programmes if nurses are to avoid inaccurate diagnoses and incorrect interventions in clinical practice.