The phrase "attendance at educational" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing participation in educational events or institutions, but it needs to be followed by a noun to specify what type of educational setting is being referred to.
Example: "The attendance at educational conferences has increased significantly over the past few years."
Alternatives: "participation in educational" or "enrollment in educational".
However, studies carried out in student populations were excluded as they were unlikely to be a representative sample of the total population; especially as access to and attendance at educational institutions is socially patterned and the inequality in access to education is most pronounced in LAMIC [ 22].
The proposal does not restrict career workers' attendance at educational and professional events.
Tuition and related expenses in connection with attendance at educational institutions, seminars and workshops, professional meetings or other events in keeping with the purpose of the grant.
A group of wealth strategists at CIBC Private Wealth Managment noticed that the women in attendance at educational seminars for client couples were often mum.
This paradigm uses the assumption of the individual professional as the provider of patient services and works on the premise that attendance at educational events is a sufficient mechanism to ensure high quality services.
In addition, our study has shown that, in contrast to the findings in Northern Ireland [ 16], attendance at educational meetings on PSA had in itself a negligible effect on practice, and furthermore level of testing activity was not correlated with the GPs perceived need for more information.
The total number of expected attendances at educational sessions was 1008 (168 participants attending 6 sessions each).
Attendance at an educational SCD conference was an effective means to improve knowledge and decrease negative attitudes among clinicians.
Equipment may include a computer and other technology related accessories if those are needed as a condition of enrollment or attendance at the educational institution.
It also sought to identify the level of attendance at HPCT educational events during the previous 2 years.
Providing incentives for attendance at passive educational events and promoting 'teamwork' without first identifying organisational priorities are interventions that have proved to be ineffective at changing clinical processes.
