Sentence examples for existing trainee from inspiring English sources

Methods: A 6 month pilot project was undertaken delivering dedicated, weekly inter-professional simulation sessions as part of the existing trainee education programme.

In particular, some specialties remain short-staffed, and struggle with high teaching and clinical loads while waiting for existing trainees to graduate.

We endeavoured to create a training program that would meet the needs of the consumer reviewers and would be sustainable in the long-term through a dedicated, yearly training program that is offered to existing trainees and new recruits.

These included consistency and follow-through on agreements and plans, COMPAR's strengthening of their relationship with community leaders, establishing working partnerships between trainees and existing Ministry and local government personnel, and giving workshops to trainees in advocacy (empowerment).

These existing techniques test the trainees solving skills, which also reflect their attention and concentration levels.

The report, from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB), treads carefully and breaks little new ground, endorsing industry relationships while urging its 22 member societies and their 84,000 scientists to educate themselves and their trainees on existing conflict-of-interest rules.

Two existing study groups of trainees in their 1st year of GP training were invited to participate in the study (n = 11 and n = 7).

In conclusion, we have shown that both undergraduate and postgraduate trainees feel that existing radiology teaching does not fully meet their learning needs or prepare them for clinical practice.

More notably, while trainees at the existing midwifery training programmes of the countrys Institute of Health Sciences were overwhelmingly urban and unlikely to practice their skills in remote rural areas, the Community Midwifery Education Programme seeks candidates from districts that face a gap in maternal health service delivery.

They have argued that doing so could lead to an increase in the number of trainee nurses because the existing public funding of them puts an artificial cap on how many can be trained, because HEE commissions a set number of training places each year from British universities.

Training takes approximately 30 40 h per nurse, depending on the trainee's level of existing communication skills.