The programme is designed to help ensure health practitioners have the knowledge and skills to put into practice the recently developed clinical guidelines on mother and child health care.
Developing a "sense of salience" [ 14] calls for combining understanding and skill with the ability to put into practice the information acquired from a rich pool of knowledge.
"I'm ready to put into practice the skills I've learned from 25 years in the game that has seen me work with, and learn from, some superb managers and excellent players.
Through travel, you have the opportunity to see first-hand the things you've learned, to put into practice the skills you've acquired.
And through it all, they have the executive presence to put into practice the communication skills that too many other leaders' lack.
Leadership that is transformational and collaborative, not top-down, needs to be in place at the policy level, to bring about educational reform; at the teaching level, to implement change; and at the level of public health professionals, to put into practice the new skills.
But it is hard to put into practice.
They will be hard to put into practice.
They do so, of course, with the help of animated canines, the titular Footy Pups (Monday, CBeebies, 4.30pm), who each week will learn a new skill they put into practice in an animal league that features hippos, ducks and cheetahs.
Take steps to follow up training, to assess the extent to which new knowledge and skills are being put into practice and the impact on quality of care provided.
But while a journalism diploma may have provided us with a good grounding in the basics – finding stories, writing news and feature articles – it is only through work experience and extra-curricular pursuits that those skills are put into practice.
