Sentence examples for care module from inspiring English sources

The Interdisciplinary Rural Placement Program involved the development, implementation and evaluation of a common rural primary health care module.

Northumbria and other Universities within the UK were commissioned to provide formal education to critical care nurses and developed Foundations in Acute and Critical Care Module to provide nurses new to critical care, or from other acute clinical settings, with the knowledge and skills to manage this complex group of patients.

The project consisted of 2 models: (1) Mother and Child Care Module (MCCM) and (2) Disease and Treatment Monitoring Module.

It was repeatedly explained that the IMAI training had mostly focussed on ART provision and therefore the knowledge of the palliative care module was very low.

In stage 1, baseline assessments consisted of the Screener, first Core Module, and Barriers to Care Module in quick succession from September 2012 to October 2012.

When diabetes medical management services were examined using the diabetes care module in Ontario, there were no significant differences based on household food security status (Table 3).

We found that providers reported substantial variability in documentation practices for preventive services (cancer screening and vaccinations) and expressed considerable dissatisfaction with the structure and function of the existing health care maintenance module and its associated reminder system, which may have repercussions for EHR-based strategies to improve preventive health.

Employing a questionnaire, data from 460 students attending various multidisciplinary health care modules at the School of Health Care, Oxford Brookes University for the first term of the academic year 2000/2001 were analysed.

This paper complements Part I by examining the effects of three educational factors (academic level of the module, mode of study, and the qualification aim) on the accomplishment and satisfaction levels of 460 students attending multidisciplinary health care modules at the School of Health Care, Oxford Brookes University, 2000/2001.

Only Ontario and Prince Edward Island participated in both the food security and the diabetes care modules.

At baseline, all qualified respondents (n = 16,789) completed the Screener, Core, and Barriers to Care modules.