Sentence examples for qualified auxiliary from inspiring English sources

What is the desired balance between pedagogy and other disciplines; between age-focused, specialist and generalist approaches; between highly qualified core practitioners and less qualified auxiliary staff?

He said officials of the Justice Department turned down applications from the two families in September, saying that neither of the two auxiliary officers qualified as public safety officers because they did "not have the power to make arrests".

In many parts of the world, particularly in developing countries, people get their primary health care, or first-contact care, where available at all, from nonmedically qualified personnel; these cadres of medical auxiliaries are being trained in increasing numbers to meet overwhelming needs among rapidly growing populations.

AQAs: Authorized qualified assistants = synonymous to official auxiliaries in Reg.

General practices with at least one SCA (primary care nurse or healthcare assistant, a nursing auxiliary under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional) trained to give 'level 2' smoking cessation advice (see Interventions) with internet and printer access from their consultation room(s) were eligible.

17 The auxiliary nurse midwives and the private providers who are not medically qualified, and who are available in the community, are not currently permitted to give injections.

Bates, a longtime friend and former campaign donor to Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz, also denied allegations that he did not complete the required 480 hours of training and firearms certification that qualified him to serve as an advanced reservist, the highest rank among Tulsa's auxiliary forces.

The WHO figures for nurses and midwives in South Africa [ 7] are identical to the total number of nurses, midwives and nursing auxiliaries registered with the South African Nursing Council [ 29] – which is misleading because it includes a large number of "enrolled nursing auxiliaries" who have only 1 year's training and are not qualified nurses or midwives.

Because fully qualified nurses remained few in numbers, the alternative was to complement the nursing care in hospitals with auxiliary nursing personnel.

In particular, auxiliary nurses had to deal with the dilemma of either treating cases for which they were not adequately qualified or not delivering the services at all.

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