Sentence examples for fte 1 from inspiring English sources

Each module is 2.5 hours in length and is led by the appropriate content expert(s) from a team of 4 registered nurses (3.2 FTE), 1 Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) specialist, 1 MSc psychologist and 1 registered dietician.

To study the actual use of FTE: 1) therapists record information about the selection of participants and how they apply the key features of FTE, 2) the participating elderly will keep an exercise logbook, 3) telephone interviews will take place with the therapists and the elderly and there will be on-site visits.

Competencies requiring greatest contact time were psychosocial issues and dietary advice at 3.5 and 3.3 FTE, respectively (1 FTE/∼300 persons); home (district) nursing at 3.2 FTE; and diabetes education at 2.8 FTE.

Number of consent staff (FTE) 15.

Number of policy staff (FTE) 16.

This translates to approximately 0.9 licensed mental health provider FTE, 0.1 FTE psychiatrist, 0.4 FTE other mental health staff, and 0.3 FTE substance abuse provider per 2,500 patients.

The model suggested the need for approximately 0.9 licensed mental health provider FTE, 0.1 FTE psychiatrist, 0.4 FTE other mental health staff, and 0.3 FTE substance abuse provider per 2,500 medical patients.

It was found that half of the multidisciplinary primary care team positions would be taken up by just two occupations: nursing at 7.9 FTE (3.15 FTE for district nursing, 2.75 FTE for diabetes education, and 2.03 FTE for practice nursing) and dietetics at 3.4 FTE (see Table 3).

Only the positive association of the number of residents per caregiver [full time equivalent (FTE) (≤1.7 vs. >1.7)] in the univariate model (AOR 2.39, 95 % CI 1.14 5.05) was explained by the other variables in the big model containing all variables.

The staff classifications were used to present the possible clinical load as a percentage of full time equivalent (FTE) (85% reducing to 60%), with higher classifications or more experienced staff expected to have more managerial responsibilities and less clinical contact.

In one study conducted in the Canadian NH setting, HCA injury rates (37.0 per 100 FTE) were 2.15 times greater than those of RNs (17.2 per 100 FTE) [ 60].