Sentence examples for heal program from inspiring English sources

The HEAL program helps patients with that transition from the hospital back to their home schools.

The HEAL program is designed to accommodate the particular needs of Ph.D. students who desire a more language-intensive program of study of East Asian history.

"An interruption in a young person's 'normal' academic and social life due to chronic medical illness presents a major challenge for the entire family," said Jeanne Kane, MA, supervisor of Packard Children's HEAL program.

"We work with their families to be sure that they're being adequately served when they go back to school because a lot of school districts are not used to having a child with a chronic illness in the classroom," explained Jeanne Kane, program supervisor for the HEAL program.

The HEAL program partnered 184 children, four to 12 years old, with moderate to severe asthma, and their families with a team of health education specialists and community health workers who provided education and counseling to caregivers on how to manage their child's asthma in a transformed environment.

The organization is also actively engaged in anti-obesity coalitions and partnerships through its Healthy Eating, Active Living (HEAL) program.

Gen. David C. Ralston, said he was confident that the leadership of the healing program took the correct actions after a thorough investigation.

Application of compartment resolved proteomics revealed that PDAC progression in this KTC model is associated with dynamic stromal alterations that are indicative of a wound healing program.

The Art of Healing program was the idea of Linda Nettleton, assistant director of education for family youth and adult programs at the Newark Museum and project director of the program.

Mr. Springer has made regular visits to this hospital since 2007 — he recently increased his frequency to twice a month from once — with the museum's Artful Healing program, which brings art workshops to young patients, along with works from the museum's collections.

"To be frank, a lot of work in Western art history is a lot of food and a lot of scary stuff," said Rob Worstell, the head of studio and community art at the museum, who helped develop the Artful Healing program.