Sentence examples for minimally trained from inspiring English sources

This is how it works: an optician or even a minimally trained healthcare worker points the adjusted smartphone into the patient's eye.

So he built an inexpensive desktop device with which a minimally trained operator could turn a fast-hardening liquid into a finished lens in a few minutes.

In Karachi, rival gangs have been known to call temporary ceasefires to their gun battles to allow Edhi's minimally trained ambulance staff to collect the dead and wounded.

The proposed implementation more widely in the UK is prompted not by the safety of children but by a strategy steered by cuts in services using unqualified and minimally trained volunteers to visit children with complex protection needs.

Bloodless and virtually painless, it consists of four easy-to-manufacture parts, requires no sutures or injections of anesthesia, and can be administered in non-sterile settings by teams of minimally trained nurses.

Gussied up in full diva makeup, ornately jeweled costumes and outlandish stage names, the Trocks still go for the laugh, peppering their routines with a stumble here, a splayed-leg kerplop there, 28 years after starting out in the West Village as a smartly comic but minimally trained drag dance ensemble.

And it integrated into a patient management and AI-based diagnosis system designed for use by minimally-trained front-line health workers.

And with off-the-shelf computer tablets, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence software, he could simplify the data analysis in a way that minimally-trained front-line workers could understand.

Combining the mobile phone microscopy system with automated sample preparation systems could address challenges associated with use by minimally-trained health workers and the time involved in imaging multiple fields of view [24].

The smaller health posts were designed to offer more basic health services under the auspices of a nurse or lay CHW minimally-trained in obstetric care.

'Clinical workforce' should be understood here in its widest sense, to cover the range from the minimally-trained to the highest-skilled practitioners.