Sentence examples for educating service from inspiring English sources

Difficulty in educating service users about their psychiatric diagnoses.

40 A systematic review of patient-centred randomised controlled trials suggests there may be some benefits associated with involving patients with chronic disease in programmes geared towards better educating service users and devising general training for health professionals.

The work of educating services particularly primary care, accident and emergency and psychiatric crisis resolution and home treatment teams about the groups and the 'action plans' coming out of them remains an important barrier to overcome.

The Ghana AIDS Commission, MOWAC and other stakeholders should develop simple educational tools to educate service providers and caregivers about the policies, support and social protection aimed at OVC Long-term engagement with stakeholders can be complex and frustrating and this project faced several challenges.

The report showed that the Army had failed to educate service personnel about the policy.

WC Duke runs a training program called Opening Doors to educate service providers on the dos and don'ts of dealing with disabled travelers.

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, PANAMA The branch campus, in a complex called the City of Knowledge along the canal in Panama City, opened more than 50 years ago to educate service members stationed in the canal zone.

In a telephone conference with reporters on Tuesday, Representative Niki Tsongas, a Democrat from Massachusetts, and Representative Michael Turner, Republican of Ohio, praised Mr. Panetta's plan, but said the Pentagon could do more to educate service members about new protections for sexual assault victims enacted by Congress last year.

This article describes a new 10-week program that is designed to educate service providers that will include families in the care of their chronically ill loved one.

She helped develop the curriculum now used to educate service members.

America's trade rules — low tariffs and ineffective enforcement of trade deals — have prioritized the highly educated, service employees people like attorneys and financial workers, consumers and companies that benefitted under globalization, while effectively sacrificing manufacturing employment.