Sentence examples for professional enrolment from inspiring English sources

In collaboration with country-led health workforce development plans, capacity building for nurse training institutions is required [ 7, 12] to ensure the pipeline from professional enrolment, or indexing, of new students into training through to recruitment into the health system is maximized to support the scale-up [ 16].

However, it is important to note that these answers are unlikely to reflect the respondents' level of knowledge at the time they conceived since all the respondents would have been exposed to information on contraception during their interactions with healthcare professionals since their enrolment in antenatal care.

No official diagnosis by a medical professional was made at enrolment, rather, parents were counselled about the results of the GMs meaning their baby was at very high risk for CP.

The HPFS is an ongoing prospective cohort that includes 51 529 US male health professionals, aged 40 75 years at enrolment, who returned a detailed survey about their lifestyle, medication use, medical diagnoses, and a semiquantitative food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) in 1986.

"I would think that the senior management who intend to be there a long time and who are a bit more educated are looking at it [auto-enrolment] in a professional manner and are going at it whole-heartedly," says the 63-year old.

Trained interviewers administered dietary and lifestyle questionnaires to participants at enrolment, and trained health professionals made somatometric measurements.

We collect data on other services that mothers in both groups receive, such as consultations with mental health professionals or participation in support groups, at enrolment, prior to NICU discharge and post-intervention.

Importantly, health professionals of rural origin should be particularly targeted for rural enrolment when implementing retention interventions.

"Many institutions are heavily into online instruction as a way of expanding enrolments... many institutions are moving to expand revenues by growing professional masters programmes in a wide range of areas".

We used two ongoing prospective US cohort studies; the Nurses Health Studyy (NHS), including 121 700 female nurses aged 30-55 years at enrolment in 1976, and the Health Professionals Follow-up Study (HPFS), including 51 529 male health professionals aged 40-75 years at enrolment in 1986.

All the participants: professionals, clients and caregivers will be signing an informed consent prior to their enrolment in the study.