The training of the primary care physician and PN teams will be interactive and hands-on, using case studies and delivered either in-practice or during an evening group session.
A motivational theoretical and hands-on simulated case-based seminar was conducted, involving all physicians working for the EMS.
I wanted to talk with Ruiz to learn more about a hands-on and resilient case of social enterprise.
Teaching tools and techniques include illustrated stories, games, graphing, cooperative group exercises, hands-on experiments, and case studies.
This workshop will provide an update on the BI-RADS lexicon and indications for breast MRI, with expert tuition in hands-on analysis of case studies.
The most important areas of disagreement with regard to characteristics of case management were hands-on nursing care by the case manager, target group of case management, performance of other tasks besides case management and accessibility of the case manager.
O'Connor might not have a lot of experience in hands-on prosecution of cases, so admittedly independent prosecutor would seem to be a strange role for her, but I'm not proposing she get in the courtroom and try these cases herself.
The most important issues in implementation preferences are defining the target group of case management, the performance of other tasks besides case management, accessibility of the case manager and delivery of hands-on nursing care by the case manager.
