The phrase "also improved knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing enhancements or advancements in understanding or information in a particular context.
Example: "The new training program not only increased productivity but also improved knowledge among the staff."
Alternatives: "enhanced understanding" or "boosted awareness".
Interpreting the differences in the crime rate across regions can also improve knowledge of why crime increases.
This may also improve knowledge about minimal important differences in QOL for ESRD patients as measured with EQ-5D.
We used a procedural simulator, which provides training in both psychomotor and cognitive skills, thereby also improving knowledge of the surgical procedure and its potential pitfalls.
To conclude, the study demonstrates that group education interventions at health centers have the potential to improve the stage in which the patient considers himself or herself to be with respect to their capacity to manage their condition, and may also improve knowledge and clinical outcomes.
We would expect that an improvement in behaviour through CHW counselling and education could also have improved knowledge.
They also reported improved knowledge regarding their child's motor and social functioning, and appreciated to participate in a group setting with the ability to share experiences with other families.
Workplace anti-stigma interventions might not only create a more supportive work environment by reducing stigmatizing attitudes and discrimination, but also lead to improved knowledge and awareness of mental illness and to improved employee mental health via increased and potentially earlier help-seeking.
We hypothesize that such a model of care will not only result in better clinical outcomes for the elderly patient with delirium compared to usual geriatric care, but also improved staff knowledge and satisfaction.
There is also a need for improved knowledge on the link between aggregate and bulk soil properties.
