Sentence examples for enhanced self-confidence from inspiring English sources
"What we know is that through Every Child Matters, children and young people are benefiting from enhanced self-confidence, raised aspirations and better attitudes to learning, which is crucial.
48 49 The 'Art Lift' intervention in general practitioner (GP) practices has been shown to increase well-being 50 and research suggests Arts on Prescriptions schemes lead to enhanced self-confidence and motivation.
The much lower CFP after reinforcement arrived (20%) may be explained by improved quality of care, particularly improved rehydration, due to better staffing, reduced fear in and enhanced self-confidence in HCWs.
We often rely on such rituals when we are anxious or want to perform well, and though they may not directly have their intended magical effects, these rituals produce an illusion of control and enhance self-confidence, which in turn can improve our performance and thus indirectly affect our fate.
The benefit of this training intervention is not easy to quantify, but it is postulated that improved self-belief in a task enhances self-confidence [15].
Delegating authority and enhancing self-confidence of nurses also help them apply their knowledge in practice.
Early treatment success may be important in enhancing self-confidence to continue successful treatment.
Delegating authority and enhancing self-confidence of the nurses also help them to apply their knowledge in practice.
It was anticipated that reading about other people who have successfully completed the FOB test would enhance self-confidence in the ability to complete the test [ 38].
To enhance self-confidence among GPs we organized two interactive workshops, one at the start of the study, and another one six months later, to familiarize with the proposed insulin regimen.
This framework guided the design of our survivorship research programme including mapping the recovery of 1000 colorectal cancer patients and the co-creation of a resource designed to enhance self-confidence in self-managing a specific problem following primary cancer treatment (cancer related fatigue).
