Sentence examples for programme of preparation from inspiring English sources

Non-medical Prescribing (NMP) A generic term used to describe healthcare professionals e.g. nurses, pharmacists and allied health professionals (radiographers, podiatrists, and physiotherapists) and optometrists who have the legal capacity to prescribe medicines using independent or supplementary prescribing once they have undergone a formal programme of preparation.

I thought it would be worse than the pain of the contraction … But after I saw the baby it was over…" (23 years old – CG) In the present study, women who participated in a systemized programme of preparation for labor and delivery were satisfied with the birthing experience, managed to maintain control, and used non-pharmacological techniques for pain relief.

Experimental programme comprises of preparation of specimens of dredged soil on addition of cement and also the mix of cement and bottom ash (1 1 ratio) aiming at the partial replacement of cement quantity.

External assessments, such as student performance on credentialing exams such as the CHES Certified Health Education Specialistt) or the newly launched CPH (Certified in Public Health), can also provide timely feedback on the adequacy of a programme's preparation of its graduates [ 7, 8].

But because you could not synchronise the programmes, somehow or other, programme, preparation of war, inspections, you had to short-circuit the inspection process by finding the notorious smoking gun.

This paper highlights the main research and development activities in progress in the European Fusion Programme in preparation of the start of ITER construction, to qualify all the technologies to be used, in particular, for the manufacture of the ITER plasma facing components and to demonstrate their compliance with the design requirements.

In conclusion, after 4 months of preparation, the screening programme and the precedent awareness programme could be adapted and implemented in the local system.

15 Family medicine residency programmes have been developed tiers of preparation for maternity care.

While the FCLP programme was up and running only three weeks after getting the go-ahead the content of the programme was based on many months of preparation before that.

Second, in preparation for EU enlargement, JRC is offering a programme of workshops and advance training courses for scientists from candidate countries.

The Patient Advisory Group's involvement in the programme of ECR 2015 is currently under preparation, but promises to be very important.