Sentence examples for prepare practitioners for from inspiring English sources

The sphygmograph, which faded from practice by the 1890s, helped prepare practitioners for more durable technologies such as the sphygmomanometer and electrocardiograph, which entered practice early in the 20th century.

The training course aims to prepare practitioners for constructive behaviour change conversations with patients and to provide practitioners with strategies and skills for encouraging behaviour change.

The training programme aimed to prepare practitioners for more constructive consultations about behaviour change by placing patients at the centre of their own consultation and enhancing engagement with their own healthcare.

Under these circumstances, the interest for educators becomes not just to prepare practitioners for today's world of health care but to ensure that graduates look further to think about and make positive and active contributions to a valued form of health care practice into the future.

The programme provides training in a number of communication strategies and skills to help practitioners prepare patients for behaviour change conversations and for conducting such consultations.

It is also important to acknowledge how limited is the science of helping practitioners prepare for behaviour change discussions, which are unavoidably complex whichever intervention approach is being used.

Today, life-long learning is a way of life and Malaysian universities took this opportunity by offering executive masters programs to engineering managers and industrial practitioners to prepare themselves for moving up to higher job ladder.

In addition to strategies that address structural curricular issues (ie, greater number of faculty with expertise in patient safety 24 and closer links between academic staff and managers in healthcare settings, 25) strategies to address problematic aspects of informal and hidden curriculum will be essential for overcoming challenges we identified for preparing safe practitioners.

The faculties of three schools of nursing involved in a collaborative family nurse practitioner (FNP) program designed a study to address issues involved in preparing the nurse practitioner for the challenges of practice management in the clinical environment.

Understanding the history of disease surveillance in this context can help clarify current situations faced by today's public health practitioners as well as prepare them for tomorrow.

This type of program will prepare you for licensure as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) and/or Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS).