Sentence examples for repeated trainings from inspiring English sources

Review of the literature reveals much of the ultrasound training that is currently documented in developing countries may be short-term training under the auspice of foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and aid projects that may not provide long-term repeated trainings, machine maintenance, or help with image interpretation after the initial training period.

As a result, such findings suggested developing community of practice and repeated trainings to maintain the users' confidence in their own abilities to cope with malware threats.

This likely diminished staff retention of toolkit content and highlights the need for repeated trainings and documented guidance until MHM becomes a more standardized response.

Thus considerable attention could be paid towards collection of good quality data through repeated trainings and discussions with the Emergency Medical Officers (EMOs) who were filling the forms in spite of their busy schedules.

Though ceramic filters were well accepted by the local population in a field study (Matthies et al. 2015), to ensure a correct handling of the filter, repeated trainings were needed.

In this area of Zambia the health facility reporting has been greatly strengthened through repeated trainings and feedback from the NMCC, giving greater confidence in the numbers reported than would perhaps be the case in other parts of the country.

However, mentorship also provided additional needed support for new nurses who may not have had access to repeated formal didactic trainings prior to starting providing care.

Follow-up trainings were organised to repeat the training and to discuss common practice situations.

Scenario trainings were scheduled to be repeated after 6 months.

Expect that first aid and CPR trainings are arranged and that refresher courses are repeated annually.

Conversely, the use of researchers who were independent of the implementation process decreased the likelihood of bias, as did the use of direct observations of trainings and meetings and the triangulation of multiple methods repeated over time.