Sentence examples for led education from inspiring English sources

He has coached and led education programmes in schools, universities and recreational and professional sports clubs over the past 15 years in Zimbabwe, South Africa and the UK.

Assess the impact of Physiotherapy led education for patients and nursing staff on time to mobilise >30 m and length of stay (LOS) in hepatobilary surgical patients.

The introduction of physiotherapy led education for patients and nursing staff resulted in a significant reduction in time taken to mobilise 30 m compared to baseline.

He previously led education programs for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and was president of 2U, a public company that brings colleges' courses online.

Strahs has led education initiatives for his non-technical co-workers, teaching them how to recognize phishing schemes and other suspicious behavior.

The Birmingham city councillor who runs local authority led education in the city is at odds with his party over free schools - which he thinks could "break down down cohesiveness between and within communities".

I think, even then, that I'd still prefer instructor-led education from a trained educator, but if that's not available then I guess self-paced learning on my cell phone beats no learning at all….

The six-month evaluation of the Expert Patient Programme in England showed that lay-led education efforts can result in improvements in patients' partnerships with doctors, their self-efficacy, self-reported energy levels, health-related quality of life, and psychological wellbeing [ 50].

Through the Clinton Global Initiative, we partner with educators to develop country-led education programs with intelligently integrated solutions.

The present trial, however, was designed to directly evaluate the effect of the peer-led education classes alone as one factor in the chronic-care model that can lead to improved clinical outcomes.

But the Tory-led education select committee has said that as the local authority role in education diminishes, some pupils could be left "without access to critical support".