Chiapa et al. (2012) exploit data from the Mexican anti-poverty program Progresa and find that children that were randomly exposed to highly educated staff such as doctors and nurses had significantly higher educational aspirations.
"These extra few years, in my view, provide a crucial opportunity, when supported by well-trained, well-paid and highly educated staff, for children to be children".
Highly educated staff were no more critical of the use of restraints and seclusion than other categories of staff [ 7].
However, healthcare organisations that participate actively in trials may have other institutional characteristics that also improve patient outcomes, such as a high volume of patients, well-respected training programmes and well-motivated, highly educated staff; and there is considerable potential for confounding.
It may bias project work towards those with formal education, while the worldview of a highly educated project staff may privilege locals with similar values.
Their highly educated retail staff brought people up to speed in a rapidly evolving marketplace.
Residocracy, the anti-development group that filed LUVE, argues there is no need for experienced and highly educated planning staff, Planning Commissioners and elected City Councilmembers to construct a coherent development strategy for Santa Monica.
Similar findings corresponding to other health behaviors have been highlighted in the literature; more favorable nutrition and physical activity outcomes have been observed among preschoolers cared for by more highly educated and trained staff [ 68, 69].
They are usually intensive, highly standardized, and delivered by specially educated staff using strict protocols [ 10].
A meeting staffed with some highly educated people in the education profession.
