Sentence examples for staff preparations from inspiring English sources

Staff preparations for the speech began last October; the first meeting with the president was in mid-November.

His first day as head of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics is a busy one, with the appointment of his senior Vatican staff, preparations for his first Mass and a likely visit to his predecessor Benedict, Pope Emeritus, all planned.

After a long period of staff preparation, the council set up two small innovation sites – or "bubbles" – to pilot the new approach.

It broke onto the scene a decade ago, and it has been slow to catch on in part because it is so labor-intensive — all those gels and layers and emulsions add up to a lot of staff preparation, and high menu prices — and in part because even sophisticated diners tend to prefer the familiar to the avant-garde.

Chinese NHs had few qualification standards for staff preparation for their roles in NHs.

Survey questions focused on staff preparation and career trajectories including training, education, and prior work experiences; types and frequency of services delivered to FCC providers; experiences, rewards, and challenges working with FCC and FFN providers; staff supervision and support; and staff perceptions of training needs (see "Appendix" section Table 9).

The first step was to identify a valid and reliable assessment that could determine if the substantial investments in wages, training, professional development, and health and mental health consultation were being translated into improved practice and whether weaknesses in programs and staff preparation could be identified and targeted for future resources.

Our findings indicate that instructor and lab support staff preparation were also barriers to success for this CURE.

Identified proxies for inadequate care transitions include medication errors, increased health care utilization, redundancies in care, inadequate patient and/or staff preparation, family and/or caregiver stress, inadequate follow-up care, litigation, and dissatisfaction [ 19].

In the small number of cases where there have been issues associated with patient aggression, reports suggest these could have been avoided with appropriate planning, and patient and staff preparation and training [ 33, 38, 39].

Results of a recent national survey administered across institutional types suggest that instructor and lab support staff preparation is not standing in the way of transformation at 2-yr institutions (Spell et al., 2014), although 2-yr faculty members did indicate that underprepared students are barriers to laboratory course improvement.