Sentence examples for train practitioners from inspiring English sources
Interprofessional education is intended to train practitioners to collaboratively address challenges in healthcare delivery, and interprofessional simulation-based education (IPSE) provides realistic, contextual learning experiences in which roles, responsibilities, and professional identity can be learned, developed, and assessed.
Anat teaches internationally; at her ABM Center in Marin County, California, Anat and her team teach seminars, work with private clients, and train practitioners in ABM NeuroMovement.
At her ABM Center in Marin County, California, Anat and her team teach seminars, work with private clients, and train practitioners in ABM NeuroMovement.
A range of projects were implemented to train practitioners to recognize potential V. vulnificus infections.
Instead of reprofiling existing professions or workers, surely it makes sense to train practitioners appropriately for the context in which they will work.
The Bridges Self-Management Programme [ 10] aims to train practitioners to help stroke survivors to develop self-management skills (http://www.bridges-stroke.org.uk) and The Stroke Workbook [ 11], which is a manual-based self-management programme developed in accordance with Leventhal's Self-Regulatory Model [ 12].
Much treatment will be carried out by scantily trained practitioners.
This optimism is not shared by Chris Igoe, assistant director of the Restorative Justice Council, which represents trained practitioners.
Nothing risks the integrity of the field more than a lot of poorly trained practitioners.
The main problem is sourcing the courses, although Duncan said there are trained practitioners in the UK, and Bardacke has given training courses in Oxford.
In the safety of the rehearsal room, trained practitioners encourage students to share their experiences and work through them in role-plays and other theatrical processes.
