Sentence examples for foster residents from inspiring English sources

The decision to go with "edible art" as part of a larger park renovation, rather than a standard mural, was seen as a way to foster residents' participation, said Karly Katona, a deputy to Mark Ridley-Thomas, the local county supervisor.

Therefore, KT has a certain potential to foster residents' interactive health literacy and co-determination, although only within the restricted scope of action of individuals in need of care.

We evaluated the course's ability to foster resident comfort, knowledge, and competence in these skills.

This study aims to investigate the utility and success of daily conference synopses emails ("Daily Dispatches") sent to surgical attending physicians, fellows, and residents to foster resident and faculty development.

Building a multi-institutional cardiothoracic surgical program has the same guiding principles and values as a traditional single institutional program: ensuring high-quality patient care, training and fostering residents, recruiting and retaining quality faculty, and contributing to basic and clinical research.

Perceived benefits of the GSFCH included: improved symptom control and team communication; finding helpful external support and expertise; increasing staff confidence; fostering residents' choice; and boosting the reputation of the home.

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To draw a questionnaire to estimate physical activity of adult foster home residents.

Except for such rare cases, there seems to be a gap in medical education concerning the use of photovoice as a tool to foster medical residents' awareness of discrimination of certain patient groups, such as immigrants or socioeconomically disadvantaged persons.

In addition, housing facilities fostered by residents often fail to comply with the physical condition of the soil and the environment [4].

Although they felt that advanced care planning was important to foster choice for residents, there was some reluctance on the part of staff and residents to broach the subject of death, creating a barrier to both advance care planning discussions and offering bereavement support.