Sentence examples for professionals training programmes from inspiring English sources

The standard (Register of Exercise Professionals) training programmes for fitness trainers provided a good foundation for intervention delivery, which we enhanced with extra training in motivational interviewing and good clinical practice.

This paper explores pedagogical issues relevant to professional training programmes.

However, over time these institutions have expanded to accommodate additional professional training programmes without the requisite increase in resources.

There is controversy with respect to the performance of IMGs in postgraduate examinations and progression on higher professional training programmes.

The prevalence rate and risk factors found are important to inform mental health promotion and prevention programmes, public education and professional training programmes in relevant sectors.

Building on existing curricular frameworks, opportunities now need to be created for faculty members to act as champions of curricular change, and patient safety educational opportunities need to be harmonises across all health professional training programmes.

At least one key challenge to incorporating PS content in health professional training programmes stems from the fact that there are relatively few faculty members with the knowledge and skills required to teach PS-related material.

Most hospital obstetric departments have created inter-professional training programmes, audits and individual evaluation of midwives and obstetricians to decrease sphincter injuries but no national strategy has been developed.

Promising strategies include selection of rural students for professional training programmes, establishment of university departments and training units in rural regions, provision of grants for students who commit to working in rural areas and development of personal and professional support programmes for professionals working in rural zones.

Exclusion criteria were: (1) literature reviews; (2) case reports; (3) particular therapeutic regimens; (4) opinion pieces or essays; (5) studies without any abstract; (6) professional training programmes; (7) specific episodes of the cancer care continuum (systematic screening, palliative care and cancer survivorship) and (8) access to medical insurance and treatment cost (the USA).

"We're offering what we believe is the most professional training programme for fencers at the highest level.