Sentence examples for a structured education from inspiring English sources
The study purpose was to evaluate the effectiveness of a structured education curriculum with simulation training in educating undergraduate Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (BSN) students to recognize and respond to patients experiencing acute deterioration as first responders.
The study was carried out with an experimental group on which a structured education was provided, and a control group on which only educational advice was provided.
They seem to be offered activities like draw ing pictures rather than a structured education.
Preventing recurrent pressure ulcers in veterans with spinal cord injury: impact of a structured education and follow-up intervention.
For example, she says that she "will keep more of our kids in a structured education program until 6 p.m".
All patients had received a structured education on diabetes mellitus and instructions on SMBG in practice before the start of the study, and were not specifically re-educated.
A structured training and education package emphasising brief, standardised behavioural management strategies will lead to a sustained increase in knowledge, competency and confidence of school nurses in addressing sleep problems in new school entrants.
The dose adjustment for normal eating (DAFNE) intervention delivered as a single structured education programme to a group of adults with type 1 diabetes showed clinically significant improvements to HbA1c levels without an increase in severe hypoglycaemia at two years.
Practices are randomised to one of two arms: 1) Participants attend a DESMOND structured education programme which includes a module on self-monitoring of blood glucose; and 2) Participants attend a DESMOND structured education programme which includes a module on self-monitoring of urine glucose.
"These parents wanted a more structured education program," said Charles Marsee, head of the Princeton Charter School.
In a speech on Thursday, he will say that working from textbooks can give pupils a more structured education, save schools money and help parents support their sons and daughters outside school.
