Sentence examples for qualification reported from inspiring English sources

For example, a significantly greater number of specialist nurses, those employed in acute trusts, participants working in mental health and those with the NISP qualification reported 6 or more clinical governance systems were in place (p < 0.001).

A total of 252 respondents with a dental degree (82.4%) and 120 (63.2%) participants with other qualifications (non-dental degree) reported having received previous advice or education on tooth avulsion, whereas 54 (17.6%) subjects with a dental degree and 70 (36.8%) with other qualifications reported that they did not receive such advice.

The XPS qualification report shows that the ratios of the O/Al in the bulk of the Al2O3 film and the O/Hf in the bulk of the HfO2 are about 1.7 and 2, respectively, which means that our films obtained at low temperature are almost stoichiometric.

Māori socially-assigned as European-only were more likely to have at least a secondary educational qualification, report higher living standards, be less socioeconomically deprived at an individual level (NZiDep) and also tended to live in less deprived areas (NZDep decile) than Māori who were socially-assigned to Māori or non-European ethnic groups (Table  2).

We have objectively quantified the percentages of nurses that are using their independent nurse prescriber (INP) qualification and demonstrated a decline in use of community nurse prescribing (CNP) qualifications, not reported previously.

Officials in London said that a new inquest would be held into Ms. Winehouse's death next month because the coroner who conducted the original examination lacked proper qualifications, The Associated Press reported.

South Africa's ruling ANC party later issued a statement saying Mr Jantije had been used as an interpreter on a number of previous occasions and they "had not been aware of any complaints regarding the quality of services, qualifications or reported illnesses".

Woman's education was defined by educational qualifications as reported by the women.

Acquisition of higher qualifications was reported for 38.2% of projects (68 of 178, median 1 postgraduate degree per project, range 1 to 6); of these, the impact by the projects was considerable in 57.3%.

We found higher percentages of nurses in primary care not using their prescribing qualifications than reported by generic surveys, including primary care, in the USA [ 32, 33] and the UK [ 12, 29] but lower than Australia [ 34] where prescribing rights have been more recently introduced.

Two members of the research team checked and cleaned the data; some variables with many values, such as country of qualification, year of qualification, and self reported ethnicity, were simplified for analysis.