Sentence examples for harmonization of education from inspiring English sources

The curriculum is intended to promote best patient care in radiology departments through the harmonization of education and training of medical physicists to a high standard in diagnostic radiology.

As kindergartens and childcare centres had been lobbying for the harmonization of education and care for decades, government's goodwill in uniting the Education Department (ED) and Social Welfare Department SWDD) was welcomed.

The core curriculum supports the harmonization of education and training of European medical physicists in radiology, it may help to improve their mobility within Europe, and it provides the basis for improved implementation of articles in European medical exposures directives that are related to the medical physics expert.

This indicates that the goal of harmonization of education levels across countries has been imperfectly achieved and implies that studies involving education levels, particularly those more coarse-grained than the ISCED levels, should be done on a country-by-country basis.

The importance of strengthening governance entities, networks and processes (e.g., harmonization of policies, education and awareness of policies) was also a prominent outcome of the diagnosis.

Harmonization of pharmacy education has to be made a global agenda that will encompass the developments that have taken place in basic, medical, pharmaceutical sciences in serving the needs and expectations of the society.

The Children's Oncology Group Nursing Discipline convened an interprofessional expert panel from within and beyond pediatric oncology to review available and emerging evidence and develop expert consensus recommendations regarding harmonization of patient/family education practices for newly diagnosed pediatric oncology patients across institutions.

Information presented in this study is beneficial for potential harmonization of medical education and qualification systems across national boundaries.

The Dutch education system was different from the Anglo-Saxon Bachelor-Master type until the 2002/2003 when the higher education system in the Netherlands was organized as Bachelor-Master structure in the framework of the harmonization of educational systems in the European Union, regulated by the Bologna agreement (1999).

An effective game in education is a harmonization of fun and educational value (Prensky 2003).

This will be done by adopting regulations in the area of employment of disabled persons, efforts on modifying and harmonization of existing legislation in the field of education, social and health protection, and protection of disabled veterans and invalids.