Sentence examples for governance training from inspiring English sources

"Due to not having received up to date information governance training, the employee was unaware that an encrypted device issued by the data controller should have been used," says the undertaking.

DeepMind staff who have undergone information governance training and signed a confidentiality agreement as part of their employment are specified as the authorised users of the data.

So CBP developed a governance training and coaching program and six standards for effective school governance: focus relentlessly on student achievement; recruit and retain an exceptional school leader; invest in exemplary governance; act strategically and be accountable; raise and use resources wisely; and commit steadfastly to compliance.

34 Interviewees from all 13 health services identified gaps in the governance training currently available and expressed an appetite for new and better offerings.

FAO's Right to Food Methodological Toolbox adapted to the needs of regions, and right to food and good governance training materials are developed.

(5) Strategies of implementation – governance structures, training programs, toolkits and assessments of fidelity to the program's components Strategies of implementation – governance structures, training programs, toolkits and assessments of fidelity to the program's components These different strategies were identified by stakeholders as key enabling factors in the project implementation process.

Today, Pauline uses her experience to deliver governance, policy, training, development and consultancy services to the small charity sector through the FSI.

He is an academic with extensive work experience in teaching and learning, governance, research, training, and academic development with universities in Europe, North America, South East Asia, New Zealand, and Australia.

Montserrat's Sustainable Development Plan 2008 2020 now reflects a comprehensive disaster management mentality, with a Strategic Goal on environmental management and disaster mitigation that emphasises governance structures, training and education on DRM and building response capacity at all levels.

In these circumstances it is important for the reporting radiologists to have a dialogue with the rural primary care physicians and organised visits by the clinical radiologists and rotation of staff in and out of the local community hospital departments or rural primary care centres would also enhance clinical governance and training.

Questions focussed on availability, service governance, staff training, equipment, patient information and adherence to BTS guidelines.