Sentence examples for development training programmes from inspiring English sources

Through DPI I have had the benefit of a number of disability-specific leadership and development training programmes.

However, we feel that our findings do merit consideration by teachers and trainers in these health care fields and in particular those providing continuing professional development training programmes.

These focus group discussions suggested that there are a number of generic health system weaknesses in Kenya which impact on the ability of health workers to care for clients with mental health problems and to implement new skills acquired during a mental health continuing professional development training programmes.

The Committee has, for instance, issued opinions on its own initiative in the following areas: small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), trans-European networks, tourism, structural funds, health (the fight against drugs), industry, urban development, training programmes and the environment.

The first edition of Competencies for Patient Safety Researchers is proposed by WHO Patient Safety as a foundation for strengthening research capacity by guiding the development of training programmes for researchers in the area of patient safety, particularly in developing and transitional countries, where such research is urgently needed.

He is expected to spend time in Manchester with the owners and working on youth development and training programmes.

It is concluded that objectively assessed prospective trainee personality profiles can generate appropriate topics for both company and individual management development and training programmes.

He said: "One of the things we wanted to try to contribute to with our research is to provide some underpinning science that may help the development of training programmes, to help blind people use echoes that arrive at their ears more effectively.

However, further development of training programmes and materials for them on HIV and AIDS related issues would seem necessary.

Exploring the skills and attributes of a safe GP may help to inform the development of training programmes to promote patient safety within primary care.

The development of training programmes and materials for THs on HIV and AIDS related issues would seem an important next step.