Sentence examples for facilitate professionals from inspiring English sources

The purpose of our work is to facilitate professionals' work-based learning with a context-aware mobile system.

Sensitivity to a woman's position in the process of recovery has the potential to facilitate professionals in assessing readiness for different types of intervention.

Sensitivity to a woman's position in the process of recovery has the potential to facilitate professionals in assessing readiness for different interventions which will be likely to result in women feeling more understood, accepted and supported.

Tools like OpenDragon and its libraries facilitate professional development by letting students "get their hands dirty" working with real code.

In an effort to address this one-dimensional view of health care education, a case-study assignment was developed to facilitate professional interaction between graduate physical therapy and graduate nutrition students.

SmarterCookie and EdThena use variations of a social-network framework to facilitate professional development and teacher coaching.

Auctionata boasts of the world's largest network of more than 250 experts to facilitate professional and timely valuations.

These people are in a position to provide first aid to the person with the mental disorder and to facilitate professional help-seeking.

Moreover, mentors can facilitate professional socialization of the new nurses in nursing; facilitate their transition into the workplace and social culture of the organization; and make them feel welcome in peer groups, with coworkers and the organization[ 9].

In order to successfully embed GP participation into collaborative care models in primary care, further work is needed to address these organisational barriers to facilitate professional collaboration such as improving sharing of information in the absence of co-location.

Recognition of depression is a factor that can facilitate professional help seeking [ 17] and consequently reduce the prolonged suffering, suicide risk and developmental consequences of an untreated mental disorder [ 18].