Sentence examples for experience documentation from inspiring English sources

Lessons Learned (Optional): While water and sanitation disease related outbreaks such as the 2008/09 cholera outbreaks are emergencies which in most cases derail project implementation strategies and plans, with proper coordination, experience documentation and sharing, their severity can create important lessons, opportunities and increased interagency coordination.

Those sites were carefully following the work of writers and artists and trying to diffuse it in the respect of its original intent, as they were aware that experience through documentation is totally different than direct experience.

Three participants described their experience with documentation using EHRs as intermediate level and three as expert.

We envisage that this is not a static document, but would be subject of regular review and change based on progress, experience and documentation of actions and outcomes [ 54, 55].

The aim was to implement and evaluate a standardised nursing record, using patients with leg ulcer as an example, regarding the content of the nursing record and district nurses' experiences of documentation.

Other groups in the U.S., and elsewhere in the world, also have oppressive experiences of documentation.

Now we are mostly experiencing online documentation of real life graffiti before we can encounter it physically.

Mr. Goldreyer's assessments identified attributes from his previous job that were transferable: the ability to stay focused, an excellent memory and experience with precise documentation.

The medical student ultrasound digital portfolio is a means for students to collate their ultrasound experience and have documentation of their exams in a digital format as proof of ultrasound experience for residency.

Two of the participants described their experience of nursing documentation using EHRs as expert, and four as intermediate.

The study is based on participant observation and thus includes material drawn from observation, informal and formal interviews, personal experiences and secondary documentation.