Sentence examples for officer knowledge from inspiring English sources

Miss Deborah Lynn Neal, archives officer, knowledge and information management, Cabinet Office.

Providing additional livestock health training for rural extension officers has the potential to improve both the quality of livestock health services delivered, as well as pastoralist trust in extension officer knowledge and capacity.

The force settled the claims, the IPCC stated, "very much prompted" by senior officers' knowledge of this misconduct.

The reason is not that public sector pay is consistently higher for similar work; it is that the public sector depends much more than private companies do on professional level employees – doctors and nurses, teachers and lecturers, police officers, knowledge workers in local and central government.

Officers' knowledge of mental illnesses increased and officers demonstrated lower levels of stigma towards persons with mental illnesses as evidenced by scores on a standardized scale.

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of CIT training on police officers' knowledge, perception, and attitude toward persons with mental illness.

To address these gaps in the literature, we report findings from a statewide mental health training initiative designed to improve probation officers' knowledge of mental illnesses.

The statewide mental health training program, part of a larger study regarding specialty mental health probation, was developed to increase probation officers' knowledge and awareness of mental illnesses.

Right now, "There's a whole range of different words used like liaison officers, technology transfer officers, knowledge translators, knowledge intermediaries, and innovation brokers," he says.

Stigma and mental health knowledge are of special concern in the context of probation as decisions about risk assessment and management are often made on the basis of probationer-officer interactions, which can be influenced by officers' knowledge about and stigma towards mental illnesses (Eno Louden et al. 2008; Eno Louden and Skeem 2013).

The present study sought to collect and evaluate data on police officers' knowledge about and experiences with railway suicide.