Sentence examples for providers education programmes from inspiring English sources
25 26 For EMS providers, education programmes and quality control protocols were developed.
In its October 1999 survey Business Week rated the Executive Education Center one of the two best providers of executive education programmes in the world.
This improvement may be provided by continuing education programmes.
This finding strengthens other recommendations [ 25] regarding the importance of developing clinical guidelines and education programmes nationwide that target providers, encouraging them to change their practices of episiotomy use.
These education programmes can improve the healthcare providers' understanding of how the EHR can benefit their performance in a pandemic situation and achieve better patient care outcomes.
UNICEF targets unemployed and vulnerable youth by providing access to life-skills based education programmes, youth education programmes, non-formal education programmes and youth internship programmes.
"If I were a global education provider like Pearson, I might be looking at the commercial potential of education programmes that could actually be sold in emergency situations.
Results from this study suggest the need for continuing medical education programmes aimed at improving knowledge of breast cancer among female healthcare providers other than doctors.
Such strategies should be mainly based on education programmes implemented at every level of the health care system, including health providers and people with diabetes as well as focussing on improving access to care and treatment.
Some healthcare providers therefore suggested that husbands, mothers-in-law and the wider community should be targeted with education programmes that seek to encourage women to use skilled care.
To prevent further reductions in staff and for future preparedness, education programmes regarding nuclear disasters could be effective, since such programmes were found to minimize health care providers' fears and concerns about radiation [ 44].
