Sentence examples for support practitioners from inspiring English sources
To support practitioners, GSB has also been running seminars for practitioners in areas such as the effective use of social media and sustainability reporting.
On my return I saw some welcome indications that the value of relationships as the vehicle for human change had been recognised, with training in place to support practitioners' skills in this vital area.
Ms. Kelly, 30, is the executive director of the Electronic Discovery Institute, a nonprofit education and research organization in Washington that works with lawyers and litigation support practitioners on how to best use electronic data.
These services provide emergency care through basic, intermediate and advanced life support practitioners.
Assessment scales were designed to support practitioners in identifying persons at pressure ulcer risk.
In this paper, an evaluation framework to support practitioners in choosing appropriate BITA models is proposed.
The adoption team decided to take on the work itself and employed a dedicated family support practitioner (FSP) to take on responsibility for all the life story books produced for children adopted in Bournemouth.
Patients randomized to the intervention are then called by a randomly assigned coping and communication support practitioner (CCSP; see below for a description of CCSPs) to schedule an in-home care conference.
I wonder what Alan Turing would have thought... Dr Peter Twining is a senior lecturer at the Open University and the Director of Vital, a £9.4million DfE funded programme that is supporting practitioners in enhancing their teaching of IT/Computing as specialist subjects and the use of ICT across the curriculum.
The approach supports practitioners in assessing the flexibility of their supply chain, independent of its product flow direction, when operating under uncertainty.
Our classification supports practitioners at early stage of the design of VMI-based mitigation mechanisms by identifying relevant attacks which threaten their VM or by which it can harm co-located VMs.
