Sentence examples for illness training from inspiring English sources
Fourteen garrisons, called Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs), of American soldiers are distributing largesse across the country, often in still dangerous combat zones.Soldiers are building hospitals and schools, digging wells, treating illness, training Afghan soldiers and police, and advising local officials.
This research evaluated an Internet mental illness training program designed for certified direct care workers, ie, nurse aides (NAs).
Some of the officers involved had undergone the department's "most extensive mental illness training," which he described as a 36-hour course.
CIT provides law enforcement officers with specialized crisis intervention and mental illness training that helps them more appropriately respond to persons in crisis and those who exhibit extreme behavior.
Integrated Management of Childhood Illness training was useful, but insufficient, to achieve high-quality pneumonia case management.
Factors such as illness, training (or detraining), fatigue and iron stores may all potentially affect changes in Hbmass and.
More caregivers sought treatment from Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness trained community health workers for diarrhoea at 6 months in the intervention clusters (78/642 (12.2%) v 6/866 (0.7%); P<0.001) (fig 3).
Treatment for severe neonatal illness was more commonly sought from the Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness trained community health workers (auxiliary nurse midwife, Anganwadi worker, or accredited social health activist) in the intervention clusters than in the control clusters (112/1010 (11%) v 9/1269 (<1%); P<0.001) (fig 2).
8 The promotion of appropriate treatment seeking practices resulted in fewer families not seeking treatment for neonatal and infant illness; of those who sought care, a greater proportion did so from the formal sector and the Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness trained community health workers.
A joint statement by WHO and UNICEF acknowledged that, by providing community-based case management of childhood illnesses, trained community health workers (CHWs) could improve child survival rates.
"But players continued to suffer heat illness at training camps.
