Sentence examples for more extensive training from inspiring English sources
We recommend more extensive training in communication for doctors and nurses, to help them use the power of their words appropriately.
The squad has about 10 emergency medical technicians, but Mr. Jones is the only paramedic, which requires more extensive training to administer cardiac care, medication and other life-support services.
Studies have shown that nurses with master's level training offer care in many primary care settings that is as good as and sometimes better than care given by physicians, who generally have far more extensive training.
In written testimony to Congress after the Yellowstone spill, Cynthia L. Quarterman, the pipeline agency's top official, emphasized oversight upgrades like increased money for state safety agencies and more extensive training for agency employees.
This paper presents an integrated educational methodology to provide better, more extensive training to students in engineering disciplines.
In Shanghai, teachers have smaller classes and can rely on much better initial preparation and more extensive training.
Mr. Groh also said that poll workers should receive more-extensive training than they did and that they should be required to show up at their polling sites before voters do — not at the same time — to have time to prepare and deal with problems.
For acquisition of knowledge of communication skills, our results indicate that early extensive supervised patient contact combined with smaller amounts of communication training is more effective than more extensive communication training later in the curriculum.
Some witnesses at a Congressional hearing in September said the demands on the military after the Sept. 11 attacks had made it difficult to find time for more extensive language training.
Figure 9 shows that the more extensive the training dataset, the better the results obtained.
Once emergency departments are properly staffed and stocked, more extensive prehospital training can be developed.
