Sentence examples for support professionals in from inspiring English sources

How do we support professionals in transforming their practices and in developing an interdisciplinary and collaborative care model?

Possibilities to manage pain in patients at the end of life have increased in the past decade, and these possibilities have been incorporated into handbooks and practice guidelines that were developed to support professionals in evidence-based practice [ 4– 6].

If outcome measurement should become routine in clinical palliative care as has been proposed [ 8], the development of guidance how to use PROMs and of resources for learning and teaching seems to be crucial to support professionals in this area.

A broker with the task of connecting the primary care and sports sectors, is in the position to support professionals in developing and implementing activities that stimulate patients to participate and transfer to local sports facilities, because they have contacts with both sectors [ 27].

Training to increase mental health professionals' awareness of potential indicators of trafficking, the reasons for lack of disclosure, and methods to undertake sensitive assessments around trafficking experiences may support professionals in obtaining necessary information and making decision about people's needs [ 12, 20].

After pilot testing and implementation, a randomised controlled trial is a possible next step to evaluate the effectivity of the use of an Asthma Risk Appraisal Tool in well-child care to support professionals in risk assessment of asthma, when preschool children present with asthma symptoms.

Prior, she worked as a direct support professional in Montgomery County, Maryland supporting adults with intellectual/developmental differences in supported independent living arrangements as well as in staff-supported group homes.

She works full time for the New York State Education Department monitoring and supporting professionals in recovery.

Furthermore, many instruments that are available require that the assessment is done by specifically skilled, well-trained, and supported professionals in order to be effective [ 3].

This study is part of a five year programme of research focused on supporting professionals in England to provide good quality end of life care to people with dementia.

This indicates the need to develop interventions aimed at supporting professionals in gaining a better insight and understanding of patients' specific preferences, to be fully informed on the patients' preference pattern and thereby to ensure that health care truly meets patients preferences.