To monitor whether participants received sufficient care, trainers answered two questions as part of the process evaluation.
But executives at SeaWorld have pushed to reinstate its "waterworks" performances, which it views as the park's most thrilling and best loved shows, contending that safety protocols were sufficient to keep trainers safe.
In terms of numbers, the largest barrier to overcome is the need for sufficient teachers and trainers who are competent in education and in midwifery theory and in clinical practice.
There was a much lower level of agreement that sufficient time was available for trainers to prepare adequately for teaching.
Implementation was also linked with different projects and approaches in which KMC was more theoretical than practical, possibly with some trainers not having sufficient practical experience in KMC.
Developing personal and professional skills: One of the major problems we are facing today is the lack of sufficient numbers of trained national trainers - practitioners who would be able not only to talk about the idea and convince the audience of its usefulness, but also train in implementing a specific programme from its inception to sum-up evaluation.
Regarding sustainability, our conclusion at the end of the program was that the 6-month certificate alone is not sufficient as a train-the-trainer model.
The control training program was designed together with group of professional trainers and estimated to be sufficient to get horses in to a condition to race by the age of 3 years.
Evanciew and Rojewski (1999) also report that apprenticeships are sometimes even terminated because of the apprentice's lack of appropriate social skills and work ethic, despite the trainer's failure to allocate sufficient time to teach these skills.
The quest for the blue ribbon -- several of them, hopefully, for one would just never be sufficient -- has had Ms. Cohn practicing with a trainer, Scott Kemery, in recent months, trying to perfect those three-foot jumps.
