Sentence examples for a standardised training programme from inspiring English sources

They then followed a standardised training programme carried out by a tennis coach (∼60 min).

On the days when the participants did not play they followed a standardised training programme led by a tennis coach (∼60 min).

On the days when participants did not play, they followed a standardised training programme led by a tennis coach (∼60 min) on the outdoor court after completing the assessments.

To standardise the delivery of the intervention (i.e. fitting the insoles) all of the practitioners involved in its delivery will undergo a standardised training programme prior to the start of recruitment.

Inter-rater reliability was enhanced by development and use of a standardised training programme, with mastery being formally assessed prior to data collection, to reduce the possibility of information bias.

On the days when the participants did not play they performed the running warm-up and the neuromuscular assessment (24 and 48 h) at the same time of day as prematch, and then followed a standardised training programme led by a tennis coach (∼60 min of drills and exchanges).

Compared to other community-based health workers, whose training is short and not standardised, CHAs undergo a one-year standardised training programme, they are registered with a regulatory body, perform much broader tasks, and will be put on the government payroll.

Compared to CHWs, whose training is short and not standardised, CHAs are expected to undergo a year's standardised training programme.

Per-protocol analysis will be used to assess the effect of shoe group at the end of the 6-week standardised training programme.

As there is currently no national standardised training programme in the UK for perineal assessment and management, including evaluation of clinical practice, the quality and impact of training on uptake of evidence based practice is unknown.

The lack of training for some staff was highlighted in the study and may have clinical governance consequences for practices and for the Board, which has a policy of encouraging all practices to use standardised training programmes for its employees.