The phrase "a basic session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a simple or introductory meeting, class, or event that covers fundamental topics or activities.
Example: "In this workshop, we will start with a basic session to cover the essential concepts before diving into more advanced material."
Alternatives: "an introductory session" or "a fundamental session".
The goal is to provide the new or returning Sherpa user with a means of quickly and easily getting through a basic fitting session, without having to wade through the extensive collection of Sherpa threads, help files, and other references, in order to learn or remember how to do the basics, such as loading data, plotting data, or fitting a model to data.
Thomas E. Kurtz, "BASIC Session," in History of Programming Languages, ed.
They will receive a blood glucose meter (Accu-Chek® Aviva, Roche Diagnostics, Indianapolis, IN, USA) and 12 test strips to obtain a 4-point daily glucose profile 3 times in 1 week, two during working days and one during the weekend, and they will be scheduled to attend the basic session of the comprehensive educational program.
The basic sessions I attended were of a high quality and gave rise to interesting discussions, and the attendance was good.
Different levels of dementia awareness training are provided, from basic sessions that all staff are invited to attend to sessions directly aimed at clinical staff.
Since the participating clinics had various experiences of psychoeducative methods, it was not considered feasible to include more than four 3-h "basic" sessions during the 10 weeks double-blind study period II.
Although Watt was unable to complete a basic sprint-training session when he joined the Brisbane group, he made rapid progress, and in a local meet he eventually beat Fabrice Lapierre, who would jump for Australia in Beijing.
My Center Parcs app, which allows me to book everything without standing in line at a counter, says a basic three-hour spa session costs £37.
While these are helpful and used to some extent in this intervention, we felt that it would be more empowering to give the SPK a basic sequence for the session (i.e. discussing illness, feeding, infection control and care-giving), along with picture cards containing key messages, but also give them the freedom to use their judgment and local knowledge to adapt the session to each mother.
Prior to undertaking the sessions, the nurse received six training sessions including a basic introduction to CBT techniques.
