Sentence examples for technical skill development from inspiring English sources
There are benefits to local technical skill development of these computer imports.
Variability in instruction and patient experiences across sites, coupled with a lack of simulation facilities, raise some concerns about technical skill development.
Integrating procedural training by using computer-based endoscopic simulators (CBES) into gastroenterology fellowships may facilitate technical skill development, while posing no additional risk to patients.
Kick4Life offers a range of programmes in Lesotho, including HIV prevention and voluntary testing, and La Fundación de las Américas para el Desarrollo (FUDELA) uses football as the core element in training and technical skill development programmes in Ecuador.
Verónica Escobar is the executive vice president of La Fundación de las Américas para el Desarrollo (FUDELA), a football for development organisation that delivers educational training and technical skill development to young people in Ecuador.
Cadaver specimens are a highly regarded training modality for arthroscopic technical skill development and remain the gold standard for training outside of the operating room.
Evidence suggests that integration of academic education, technical skills development, and hands-on work experience improves outcomes and return on investment for students in secondary and post-secondary education and for skilled technical workers in different career stages.
When trying to integrate new actors (the self-employed) into a value chain, a comprehensive approach that includes entrepreneurship sensitization and business and technical skills development is needed.
Although working hour restrictions may produce measurably happier medical trainees with better quality of life [6], it can be argued that such restrictions are detrimental in the areas of work ethic, technical skills development, and decision-making/critical-thinking skills.
"The promotion of self-regulation is important in health-professionals education because it underpins the principles of PPDa or lifelong learning, as well as non-technical skills development.
The programmes have diverged in their scope and remit, but all are united by their focus on technical skills, leadership development, clinical engagement, capacity, knowledge and the will for change.
