Sentence examples for education in techniques from inspiring English sources

Developed psychoeducational program is the second proposal of patients' education in techniques for coping with stress.

Education was categorized into three groups (low: illiterate or having only primary school education; medium: high school or secondary school education in technique; and high: university or junior college education).

The mass audience has had no education in technique of cinema, as they frequently have in art and music, from their school days.

The presented results can help industrial companies to organize their internal education in innovation techniques or to improve its performance.

Patients emphasize the benefits of analyzing their current psychophysical situation, expressing satisfaction of the new knowledge, which is used in everyday life, and they are interested in the possibility of continuing education in specific techniques pointing to stress reduction.

As most of the patients of our study were treated at the oncology unit of our department, the favourable non-adherence rates are probably associated with the fact that all practitioners received a targeted education in the techniques of patient-centred communication through the departmental division of psychosomatic medicine.

Any surgeon wishing to embark on hip arthroscopy should receive appropriate education in this technique, as requisites for a successful outcome include immaculate surgical technique, appropriate instrumentation and adherence to advice from experienced colleagues.

13– 21 As a consequence of the recent technological development and increasing utility of MSUS, there is a great demand for appropriate education in this technique among rheumatologists worldwide.

Anesthesiologists in developed countries would receive a broader education in anesthetic technique and those in developing countries would receive proficient training in their home countries; thereby halting medical migration.

853 drivers received education in eco-driving techniques and 203 were monitored as a control group.

The procedure consisted of registration of demographic data (age, gender and date of birth), oral health screening, and education in oral hygiene techniques.