Sentence examples for form of continuing from inspiring English sources
Action research of this kind is a superb form of continuing professional development (CPD).
Most school districts offer some form of continuing education, whether on their own or in cooperation with neighboring districts.
This has led some to talk of East German atheism as a form of continuing political and regional identification.
They have given women without higher educations a shot at financial independence -- Brewer earns a six-figure income -- and they serve as a form of continuing sex ed for women who might have grown up in too stultifying an environment (or, indeed, the wrong generation) to learn about their bodies.
The purpose of this survey was to collect how active centres operate and which criteria they would prefer to accredit this form of continuing medical education.
Both the caregiver's well-being and the receiver's care improve when the personnel receive support in the form of continuing supervision and education.
At that time, capacities for self-optimization have been built up and the organisation and its members have to take over the responsibility for the continuation of the triggered change processes, for example, in the form of continued, repeated action cycles and optimisation processes.
Although some forms of continuing racial intolerance are overt, some forms are subtle, covert, technical, political, and very polite.
"This will undoubtedly change behaviour and trigger a re-think of how some forms of continuing medical education are organised and funded," said Richard Bergstrom, director general of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations.
It is a paradox that so few resources are available to design and evaluate interventions to improve practice while vast sums are being wasted on ineffective forms of care and ineffective forms of continuing medical education and quality improvement.
Based on which one of the three interventions groups the HCPs were allocated to, they received one of three forms of continuing professional education (described below; MODEL 1, MODEL 2, MODEL 3).
