Sentence examples for progress and barriers from inspiring English sources
To assess the resources, progress, and barriers for program director (PD) compliance with the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) mandate.
The group committed to meet again within a year to assess progress and barriers.
Follow-up would allow the nurse to review the goals, progress and barriers with the participant and provide encouragement.
We propose that booster sessions might be a helpful addition to the FACETS programme to enable a facilitated review of progress and barriers encountered.
Six weeks after the first exercise session, the patient will complete a 20-min consultation with the sports medicine physician to discuss his progress and barriers to training.
During quarterly provincial visits and regular phone conversations, HAIVN supported the members of the PCT by reviewing results, progress, and barriers in QI implementation and providing coaching on how to address identified challenges.
The first section of the book deals with national (Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia and Botswana) level assessments of progress in and barriers against devolved natural resource management.
The authors acknowledge that progress has been modest--and uneven across the various fields of science--and calls for increased research on the factors that influence progress and the barriers that hinder minorities from entering and progressing in these disciplines.
The experts came together on two occasions, first to assess and improve the template, and on a second occasion to review progress, and assess barriers in finding results.
Unforeseen challenges that were reported in relation to obtaining informed consent included socio-cultural barriers such as women requiring their husband's permission to give consent, apprehension about signing the form, concerns about HCPs calling to enquire about treatment progress and communication barriers created by low literacy levels.
I see that as a barrier to social progress and a barrier to social cohesion.
