The phrase "achieved beginning" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a starting point that has been successfully reached, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After months of hard work, we finally reached an achieved beginning in our project."
Alternatives: "successful start" or "accomplished initiation".
Four nurses only achieved beginning proficiency for this specific behavior.
None of the nurses in the two studies [ 20, 21] achieved beginning proficiency in MI.
This tool determines whether the counselor achieved beginning proficiency in MI.
The summary score "percent complex reflection" was the one on which most nurses achieved beginning proficiency/competency, followed by "empathy," and the summary scores on which the fewest achieved beginning proficiency/competency were "percent open question" and "MI spirit rating".
However, their summary scores show that only three nurses (in one session each) achieved beginning proficiency in asking open questions.
None of the nurses achieved beginning proficiency in all parts of any motivational interviewing sessions and two nurses did not achieve beginning proficiency in any parts or sessions.
As we sat on the pitch long after the conclusion of the game the other night, an appreciation of what we had achieved began to settle upon us.
Two nurses did not achieve beginning proficiency on any summary score.
Primary care nurses did not achieve beginning proficiency in all aspects of MI in their recorded sessions targeting lifestyle change.
To what extent do primary care nurses, in their recorded sessions, achieve beginning proficiency/competency in MI as stipulated by established MITI thresholds?
Primary care nurses did not achieve beginning proficiency/competency in all aspects of motivational interviewing in their recorded sessions with patients, where lifestyle change was discussed.
