Sentence examples for managed by trained from inspiring English sources

One such project is UNICEF's Education in Emergencies initiative to build safe learning spaces where children can attend psychosocial improvement and education-related activities managed by trained community volunteers.

It is important to note that integration does not reduce psychiatrists' work, but rather changes the nature of their work to focus on more complex and severe psychiatric cases, while less complex cases can be managed by trained non-specialist health workers.

We used chi square and t-test statistics to compare the differences in overdose management characteristics among overdoses managed by trained versus untrained participants.

Patients are usually managed by trained physicians but healthcare workers at all levels are in limited supply, drug and other medical supplies are inconsistent and supportive facilities (HDU,ICU), whilst theoretically available, are not routinely used for medically unwell patients.

Such centers should preferably be located within the school environment or in other sites accessible to students and managed by trained staff that would provide comprehensive and appropriate services for young persons.

Both units are managed by trained intensivists with nursing ratio varying from 1 1 to 1 2 and follow strict infection control practices including WHO recommended hand-hygiene guidelines [ 26].

Its officials anticipate an eight-hundred-million-dollar shortfall in this fiscal year, yet the G.D.P. in the Palestinian territories doubled from 2008 to 2016, to about eight billion dollars — the growth managed by economists trained in the U.S. Palestinian universities graduate more than a thousand computer-science specialists a year.

Children with DKA seen in non-pediatric community hospital's EDs are often managed by adult trained emergency physicians.

Metastatic disease around the acetabulum must be investigated appropriately and managed by surgeons trained in the appropriate reconstruction technique, such as cage reconstruction and Harrington pin technique.

16 This threat could be managed by identifying people trained in HFE and those trained in QIS who understand how to work together.

Other variables included in the refill-rescue questionnaire were used to describe overdose event characteristics; describe adherence to specific OEND training components, and; assess differences in the overdose events managed by the formally trained and untrained group.