This includes the establishment of skill-sensitive simulators with standardized validity protocols that consistently translate into improved technical performance in the operating room.
Beyond wholesale adoption of this model, elements of the mentoring program are also incorporated in recent Government of India guidelines that call for the establishment of skill labs and training of nurse mentors to provide on-site mentoring support to trained staff in maternal and newborn care.
Kaplan and colleagues further emphasize that the establishment of skill-based wage economies in industrialized nations may reinforce exponential returns to parental investment, with high investment strategies bringing about disproportionately large benefits to offspring status and consequently increasing the magnitude of trade-off effects.
This psychology fails to function adaptively in modern contexts because novel factors, such as the establishment of skill-based wage economies, offer radically extended scope for status competition between individuals at levels which now fail to translate into significant survival or reproductive benefits (Kaplan 1996; Kaplan et al. 2002).
In adults, the establishment of new skills may, under some conditions, be interfered with even by subsequent experience with a previously acquired well-established skill.
The partnership between Baidu and Udacity includes Udacity making contributions to Apollo, Baidu's open platform for autonomous driving, as well as the establishment of a joint skills competition created by both companies.
The weight loss phase lasted for the first 24 30 weeks (during which participants were helped to restrict their energy intake to about 1500 kcal daily) with the remainder of treatment being devoted to the establishment of weight maintenance skills.
Collectively, the findings lead us to conclude that the repetitive leg movements in late stage embryos are locomotor-related and a fundamental link in the establishment of precocious locomotor skill.
A gradual shift in the approach to biomedical research has accelerated the use of human biological samples (HBSs) and the establishment of biobanks with associated skills and infrastructure ('biobanking') to acquire, preserve and distribute this increasingly valuable resource.
Among the suggestions discussed were the role of "change makers" or youths who would travel around their regions to champion the cause of children, the establishment of national feedback networks, skills workshops and communication through short stories, theatre sketches, poems and essays.
