Sentence examples for optimising skills from inspiring English sources

Although this has provided a short term solution, it has also fuelled the brain drain cycle outlined in Figures  2 and 3. Glinos et al. [ 47] emphasise retention, increased domestic supply and optimising skills and their use [ 47] as sustainable options for strengthening the health workforce.

Studying leadership behaviours in the operating theatre, Parker et al 39 found that communication was focused at optimising technical skill performance rather than ensuring team teambuilding.

They do not replace the hard work of making an organisation more effective by building skills, optimising processes and improving systems.

Insight in cognitive functioning is of great importance in order to optimise self-management skills of patients with COPD.

Training methods were chosen to optimise learning and skill acquisition.

P143 Optimising nurse confidence and skill acquisition in paediatric continuous renal replacement therapy (pCRRT) through a training programme: result of the first-year experience in a tertiary care centre.

Whereas for procedures that year 3 trainees were likely to be already experienced in, such as opening and closing the abdomen and optimising the surgical field (skills used in caesarean section), the baseline SCS prior to day 1 was higher and therefore the overall improvement was less as a result.

Her doctoral topic is looking at the impact of education and self-management skills in optimising diabetes management.

Management seminars should impart skills of optimising communication structures and processes in the hospital, detecting problems arising in the interaction between staff members and teamwork early, and reacting adequately.

He said: "Ambulance staff must be empowered to use their skills to optimise CPR, achieve early defibrillation, and deliver the best possible care at the scene, with no thought of transport until spontaneous circulation [breathing/pulse] has returned or until it becomes clear that the patient has no chance of survival".

In order to optimise training in procedural skills for the future there needs to be an increase in the provision of simulation based training.