Sentence examples for practice programme from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of this Veterans in Practice programme has astonished prison staff.

We hope that as participants in the DfE Partners in Practice programme, we can make a contribution.

The backbone of this improvement has been our Focus on Practice programme, funded in part as a Department for Education Innovation Fund scheme, with additional short-term investment by all three councils.

Finally, let me address the question that I know will be on the minds of many hard-pressed professionals: 'This is all very well, but where do I get the time to do this?' Over the past six years, with my partner Yvonne and PhD student Alice Cook, we have trained practitioners in our Attachment and Relationship-based Practice programme.

This was enriched by engaging with students and mentors from the author's clinical link area, who had participated in a new initiative to develop small tutorial groups designed for students undertaking their primary health care placement, within year two of a Fitness for Practice programme within the UK.

In the UK, the National Health Service (NHS) Executive commissioned the Effective Clinical Practice Programme of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) to develop evidence-based clinical guidelines for the management of acute LBP in primary care.

Our drive to boost recruitment and retention - with increased training commissions, overseas recruitment, return to practice programmes and the Improving Working Lives initiative - has resulted in falling vacancy rates and more qualified nurses working in the NHS than ever before.

Ms Morgan also suggested that nurse education and practice programmes were not right for caring for older people.

In Australia, unlike other countries, programmes which lead to registration as a registered or enrolled nurse (called "entry to practice" programmes) are carried out solely in the tertiary sector.

Participation in agricultural development and/or good agricultural practice programmes is expected to affect the farmer's decision positively if, through such programmes, the farmer is motivated to apply innovations and changes that facilitate the implementation of a QMS, or becomes more receptive to changes.

The transfer of specific athletic skills using the affordance landscape is dependent on several factors such as the skill level, injury status and maturation of the athlete, and sport practitioners should adapt the difficulty of the activities during practice programmes accordingly.