Sentence examples for management education programmes from inspiring English sources
It was concluded that nursing curricula at all levels of training in Ghana should incorporate credit-bearing courses on pain management, and appropriate pain management education programmes should be instituted for practising nurses.
The Centre for Leadership Studies at the University of Exeter (United Kingdom) offers a course on Shackleton, who also features in the management education programmes of several American universities.
20 Few self management education programmes have reported long term effects of the intervention.
55 A systematic review of self management education programmes concluded that effects were small to moderate and limited to specific chronic diseases diabetes and hypertension.
21 Self management education programmes, such as DESMOND, may incur benefits to participants in the longer term, as participants who successfully acquire, embrace, and maintain the necessary skills for the self management of their condition may gain further benefits in terms of biomedical and psychosocial outcomes.
It's sobbering to reflect that in 1960 there were no business books, at least not for general consumption, and the longest formal management education programme in the UK lasted one day.
18 19 Briefly, a robust cluster randomised controlled trial was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of a structured self management education programme that took place in 13 primary care sites (207 practices) across England and Scotland.
We evaluated whether the impact of a single structured self management education programme (DESMOND) with six hours contact time within six weeks of diagnosis was sustained at three years.
The PDSN and nurses on the ward tried, in a respectful way, to get the family members to focus on the diabetes management education programme and to try to replace their anxiety and distress by actively taking part in the child's care.
Self-management education programmes for adults with T1DM improve clinical and psychological outcomes, but none have been evaluated in the paediatric population.
Previous studies in high-income countries have demonstrated that self-management education programmes designed to increase knowledge and bring about behaviour change are successful in improving glycaemia.
