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The probation officers and police constables have undergone an 11-week training course coordinated by Don Grubin, professor of forensic psychiatry at Newcastle University.

Hussain attributes his success to the Job Ready programme, a free course coordinated by THSU and aimed at providing Neet (not engaged in employment, education or training) young people with skills for the workplace.

This is partly because Centrelink payments are already dependent on doing training courses coordinated by organisations like Mission Australia.

The course was coordinated by Nelly Marin, Regional Advisor on Pharmaceutical Policies of PAHO, who created and motivated the PHCbPSWG through the process, and had as academic coordinator Vera Lucia Luiza from the WHO-PAHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmaceutical Policies, also part of the National School of Public Health.

Of course, coordinating the digital conversations becomes more complex.

The course was convened and coordinated by NK and VM.

These subjects received four 90-minute sessions with a physiotherapist over the course of 6 months coordinated by a specialist in rehabilitation at the referral hospital.

Eighty-nine percent agreed that these courses should be run and coordinated by the Health Sciences Research Office instead of the departments.

The Symposium hosted a Special Session on "Extended Protocols", organised by Prof. Mitch Brigell, Prof. Mike Marmor and Prof. Eberhart Zrenner, and two pre-conference courses, "Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision (Human)", coordinated by Prof. Graham Holder, and "Animal Electrophysiology and Imaging", directed by Prof. Mathias Seeliger.

As a course of such evaluations, a benchmark activity for the electromagnetic analysis, coordinated by ITER Organization, is underway between ITER parties to compare the calculation results for disruption loads on the blankets.

Organized by Frits Scholten of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam in collaboration with the Frick (where it has been coordinated by Denise Allen, the associate curator), this show is a crash course in the pervasive importance of antiquity to Western sculpture, in particular to a strain of virtuosic realism that continues to this day.