The latter is highly essential for the in-depth educational review or systematic research on the interdisciplinary domain of optical technologies used for the study of cultural heritage.
The teach-in will likely continue to be used, in some form, by Occupy OSU activists; however, there will likely be a shift in emphasis towards priming activists for direct action -- spring training -- rather than a multitude of in-depth educational sessions.
Holding a valid license for therapy helps ensure that the therapist has met in-depth educational requirements, is up-to-date in his or her training, and is held to a code of ethics and practice in dealing with patients.
These types of training programmes are understood to be a continuation or evolution of e-learning (Roig et al., 2014) requiring more in-depth research into educational models supporting these courses with the objective of achieving a model based on sustainable quality.
Similarly, in-depth analysis of educational outcomes by Janet Hyde and colleagues at the University of Wisconsin has found scant evidence that single-sex schooling leads to better academic achievement.
NPR and its public media cousins provide the bulk of in-depth journalism and educational programming on television and radio -- and they are one of the few places currently hiring journalists and expanding their efforts to cover government and big corporations.
In between the joint workshops, two ad-hoc panel groups worked more in-depth on the educational part and the physical exercise part of the programme.
[ 25] Future studies need to be designed to determine if in-depth, and evidence-based educational information available via a web site is better at accommodating preoperative patient education than paper media or videos given out in the waiting room prior to the patient seeing a surgeon.
In the past decade the National Patient Safety Agency in England and Wales has strongly promoted the adoption of RCA and developed an in-depth training programme and online educational resources to build capacity in this area and support healthcare organisations and staff in explicit efforts to make patient care safer [ 16, 17].
While definitions of advanced nursing practice vary internationally, in Canada it is an umbrella term used for an "advanced level of clinical nursing practice that maximizes the use of graduate educational preparation, in-depth nursing knowledge and expertise in meeting the health needs of individuals, families, groups, communities and populations" (p41) [ 5].
