Sentence examples for basic educational interventions from inspiring English sources

Caretakers could recognize a calf with diarrhoea and through basic educational interventions, associate the animal with potential presence of diarrhoeal disease-causing pathogens, like Cryptosporidium.

The most effective educational interventions present basic steps to delivering bad news and provide opportunities to learners to discuss their concerns, to enable them to practice, and to receive feedback on their skills.

This will require a combination of educational interventions to teach basic skills, real time evidence access and incorporation of evidence into clinical care.

The second study reported statistically significant changes in salt intake (p < 0.001), cholesterol and fat intake (p = 0.01), weight control practices (p = 0.01), perceived benefits (p = 0.01), and perceived susceptibility (p = 0.01) in favour of the CHW intervention compared with the intervention based on providing basic educational materials [ 23].

Secondary studies which meet the criteria defined in the PRISMA statement [ 12] to be classified as a systematic review or meta-analysis reporting primary studies of educational interventions specific to developing basic knowledge and skills of EBP (retained to assist identification of relevant primary studies).

Another weakness of the study is that the healthy lifestyle intervention used for the control condition offered only basic educational support.

Described are findings from basic research on children's developing understanding of place representations, such as maps, educational interventions designed for public television and elementary school classrooms, and efforts aimed at national educational reform.

Rather than teaching students to do mathematics the way common sense suggests it should be done, this basic research on how mathematics is actually accomplished could inform the development of educational interventions that treat trained-up perceptual systems as a proper component of mathematical expertise.

Not all positive psychologists are sure educational interventions are a good idea.

A standardized national curriculum that insures a shared level of basic educational experience?

The U.S. has fabulous basic educational resources to work with.