"continuing education about" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about ongoing or additional education on a particular topic or subject. Example: "In order to stay up-to-date on the latest techniques and advancements in my field, I regularly attend continuing education about new developments in healthcare."
This finding highlights the need to educate both medical students (during medical school) and physicians (via continuing education) about the presence of pain disparities and discuss inappropriate uses of patients' demographics when making clinical decisions for chronic pain.
Conclusions: Continuing education about proper feminine hygiene practices, especially regarding douching and handwashing before and after genitourinary contact, will be important across all age groups.
Relationships between age, education level, pain management preparation, length of time practicing as a nurse, length of time teaching nursing, time teaching pain management in the classroom, taught pain guidelines in the classroom, and additional continuing education about pain management were explored.
For Ruff, who spent the previous 14-plus seasons coaching the Buffalo Sabres, the playoffs have provided a continuing education about his own team and his players' abilities and character.
Improved continuing education about small animal RT in Sweden will likely result in increased evidence-based and positive treatment recommendations concerning RT by veterinarians.
The aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of web-based and face-to-face methods in continuing education about AIDS for nurses.
Nevertheless, continued education about the true risk for HIV infection from exposures and guidelines for PEP use are needed to reduce HCW anxiety and optimize PEP utilization.
Dr. Templin, whose college has 20,000 continuing education students, about half pursuing certificates, mentioned in particular a program for information technology certificates, which can cost $800 to $4,000.
This study evaluated the effectiveness of a continuing education program about the prevention of occupational exposure to needle stick injuries in the nursing staff, based on the Kirkpatrick model.
I was privileged to attend a recent continuing education conference about estrogen replacement at menopause, held at the Yale School of Medicine, organized by my friend and colleague, Dr. Phil Sarrel.
An event is also being planned for San Jose, CA. Jane is willing to be contacted for more information, workshops or continuing education seminars about natural burial.
