Sentence examples for trained caregivers from inspiring English sources

There, they received nearly constant attention from trained caregivers for 6 to 8 hours per day, 5 days per week.

The approach utilizes trained caregivers in a school setting to teach children 3 months–6 years the foundations of self-regulation as an outgrowth of co-regulation, most notably by teaching emotion regulation and emotion knowledge toward the development of self-regulation and positive long-term outcomes while children are in a state of emotional arousal.

The African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," is an apt description for Half the Sky Foundation's "Village" where more than 70,000 children have been nurtured and raised by 2000 trained caregivers scattered all over China.

All centres are equipped with toys, books, clean water, and food, and are staffed by trained caregivers.

Programme Manager Mainul Haque discusses one role that these newly trained caregivers can play in pregnancy and delivery.

Having an approved national curriculum and minimum standards, along with a pool of trained caregivers nationwide to apply them, is also enriching the quality of service delivery.

It is difficult to manage — our son, at 12, is still in diapers, for example — but with the supports he receives, including home-based behavioral therapy as well as "respite" hours where he is taken care of by a trained caregiver so that my husband and I can attend to other things, we can do it.

Whether or not a child receives rescue medication in time depends on the presence of a trained caregiver.

The objective of CBT is to modify dysfunctional beliefs and thoughts related to caregiving and to train caregivers to increase the frequency of gratifying activities; it also includes training in relaxation and in skills for seeking help.

Ideally, the user interface should include educational tools to train caregivers on mechanical ventilation management according to the ECP, as done with simulators for aircraft pilots.

Moreover, training caregivers to enhance their understanding of children's needs and showing them the correct way of handling children's issues instead of depending on directors or counsellors would greatly increase the efficiency with which CCs provide for children's requirements, particularly their emotional needs or behavioural problems.