Sentence examples for trained carers from inspiring English sources

Too many patients who become agitated are then physically restrained, often because poorly trained carers do not know what else to do.

It uses the concept of a dedicated "hub home" of specially recruited and trained carers offering respite care, peer support, regular joint planning and social activities to a "constellation" of six to 10 "satellite" families of foster and kinship carers who live nearby.

Jackie Young, 31, from south-east Cornwall, says plans for her daughter Lisa to return home fell through because there weren't enough trained carers.

Naloxone is a prescription-only drug in the UK but in Scotland it is legal for trained carers, hostel managers, drug users, and addicts' friends and family to carry in case of an emergency.

Prompt treatment with rescue medication is an important aspect of care for children experiencing PACS; however, such treatment provides a particular challenge because these seizures occur predominantly in the community setting where rescue medication and trained carers may not always be available.

Unlike the Abecedarian Project, Africadarian is very affordable and does not rely on highly skilled professionals but use easily trained carers for pre-school centres and teachers in normal schools doing 'catch-up' in class, using a range of simple but specialised products.

If they hadn't helped her, she'd have had to wait till a trained carer could come.

Their teachers or a trained carer assessed their verbal and nonverbal ability by administering the following tests: (1) 60-item nonverbal picture logic and intelligence; (2) reading comprehension, consisting of 35 sentences to be completed by choosing an appropriate word; (3) pronunciation of 50 words; and (4) vocabulary based on the same 50 words.

A Caring with Confidence scheme to train carers to take greater control over their health and their cared-for.

The aim of the program was not to train carers to deliver CST, but to provide them with training about the nature and rationale of CST, introduce essential skills around interacting with the person they care for, and on implementing activities at home using the guiding principles of CST.

Support both for carers, either the provision of such opportunities as support groups or respite care provided by PC trained respite carers, or for professionals in the form of great opportunities for debriefing, were other strategies considered.