Sentence examples for gained knowledge and understanding from inspiring English sources
Community health volunteer in Kampong Thom province Him Timpor discusses the progress she has seen: "Since I started doing advocacy work in the village, people have gained knowledge and understanding about health issues.
As students, parents gained knowledge and understanding through a variety of sources including their own trial and error experiences, the experiences of other parents of children with complex care needs, the internet, and professionals from the health, social service, and educational systems.
Community health care providers needed to be involved in the implementation process and their acceptance developed as they gained knowledge and understanding of the role.
Community stakeholders who needed to or were expected to interact with the NP wanted to be involved in the implementation process and their acceptance of the NP developed as they gained knowledge and understanding of the role.
This enables elucidation of critical interactions and gaining knowledge and understanding that supports innovative solutions by balancing resource supply and demand and increasing synergies between components, while maintaining ecosystems.
It is important to gain knowledge and understanding about the appropriate use of this new technique for assessment of inflammatory activity in clinical practice [ 21, 22].
In order to gain knowledge and understanding of attrition behavior from the patients' perspective, we asked participants who prematurely withdrew from the program their reasons for discontinuing the use of DSME services using an open-ended question.
The keys to successful creation of a vision are having the leadership to begin this process with a "can do" attitude and having or gaining knowledge and understanding of the needs of all the physicians and staff, the patients, the health systems with which the practice is affiliated, and other questions relevant to the practice.
If patients want to change their lifestyles they must gain knowledge and understanding of their problems [ 6, 7] To truly support people undergoing lifestyle changes meetings with the patients must involve dialogue about how they feel, think and act regarding their lifestyle [ 6, 8, 9].
Our tradition does not reject halakhah (Jewish law), but recognizes that we should reconsider and possibly revise what we previously assumed to be true as we gain knowledge and understanding.
