Sentence examples for management preparation from inspiring English sources

Relationships between age, education level, pain management preparation, length of time practicing as a nurse, length of time teaching nursing, time teaching pain management in the classroom, taught pain guidelines in the classroom, and additional continuing education about pain management were explored.

CECs are able to contribute to improvements in school management, preparation of school plans, teacher recruitment, monitoring of attendance as well as resource mobilization.

The 'Not On Tobacco' programme focused on the following: motivation, stress management, preparation for stopping, understanding and management of social pressure (both social and from media) and skills building.

The measure is based on a tested conceptual framework containing items relating to patients' critical understanding, importance of preferences, management preparation and existence of a written and understandable care plan [ 20].

These PHC nurses are engaged in the provision of a range of initiatives including health promotion and prevention (e.g. immunisations, health checks, health education), clinical care (e.g. emergency care, triage, specific illness education, wound management) and care coordination (case management, preparation of chronic illness and multidisciplinary care plans and patient referral) [ 7, 10].

This nurse formulary is a nationally agreed limited list including items such as emollients, laxatives, anti-fungal preparations, some analgesics (e.g. paracetamol, aspirin, ibuprofen), nicotine replacement products, parasiticidal preparations, and wound management products, catheters and catheter management preparations [ 50].

The lower age limit for the Transitions Expectations group was older than the age at which guidelines recommend initiating self-management preparation (i.e., age 12 13 years); thus, we did not explore these early transition preparation experiences.

Though the first response was attributable to adrenaline, improvisation and a little luck, the gathering of nearly 200 therapists was a matter of management and preparation.

Food and culinary arts; culinary arts management; food preparation and culinary arts; hospitality and culinary arts; professional culinary arts; cookery; food science; food technology; food and nutritional sciences.

That may be less about fridge dismantling, and more about the design of better food storage, smarter packaging solutions, meal management and preparation, healthier and more sustainable diets, food ordering and scheduling.

Her solution was that the unpaid work incumbent on every individual housewife — nursery education, household-work management, food preparation, and so on — should be distributed among paid specialists, of both genders.