Sentence examples for skilled support from inspiring English sources
Our foster carers receive skilled support as and when they require it, as well as ongoing training and supervision.
Our elders want to age with dignity in their own homes, and this requires the skilled support of home-care workers.
"What you need to do is change lives and that needs human relationships and skilled support or else you will not deal with the underlying problems that caused the offending in the first place," she said.
Luckily Bill, a resident of the shelter and Charlotte, a skilled support worker stepped in and the person survived.
According to True Impact, a research and consulting firm that helps organizations measure the social and business impact of their programs, the value of skilled support can be 500 percent greater than the value of traditional volunteering.
A particular group of homeless people that can be helped with quick intervention and skilled support are single mothers who find themselves homeless wither by virtue of a divorce or the kind of abuse that makes them willing to try the street over staying at home.
To ensure that Afghanistans midwives are skilled, supported and motivated, the process of forming a professional association of midwives began in 2004.
The problem is more acute in poorer countries where the distribution of skilled, supported and motivated health workers is affected by internal and international migration.
The excellent nursing assistance from Ms Gunilla Herman and Ms Viveka Gustafsson is gratefully acknowledged, as well as the skilled technical support from Ms Towe Jakobsson at the laboratory at Novum, Karolinska Institutet, Huddinge.The study was supported by grants from the County Council of Stockholm and the Swedish Research Council.
Staff confidence was enhanced by better availability of skilled psychiatric support staff to assist in clinical decision-making for complex cases and via the provision of a safe ED environment.
"Workers are right to ask why skilled school support staff and manual workers should have their pay cut while the bankers who caused this financial crisis in the first place see their pay rise by 20%." Mr Royston Smith said: "I am very disappointed by the outcome of the union vote.
