Sentence examples for trained parents from inspiring English sources
Nurses trained parents visiting in the hospital for an average of 3 hours and 40 minutes per family before discharge.
At the J.C.C. program, which accepts 3-year-olds who are not toilet trained, "parents show the relief in their body language when I take them on tours" and inform them of the center's policy, she said.
Far from abandoning Skylar, she said, she gave her phone number to the hospital and state agencies, has visited him weekly — he is still in the same hospital but will soon move into a therapeutic foster home with specially trained parents and services — and hopes he can return home at some point.
Scientists trained parents to meet the needs of their children with the condition by filming their interactions and then replaying them while providing advice on how to respond to each cue.
When children were not able to produce a void during scheduled contacts, study staff trained parents to apply the urine bag at home and to then place the urine in a clean cup provided to them.
We also show that NPI was effectively and safely managed at home by trained parents, making early hospital discharge possible.
She is also the Lead Instructor for Parent Coach International, where she has trained parent coaches in over ten different countries.
Trial outcomes were the quality of parent child interaction and the application of trained parenting skills, both scored from structured observation tasks.
PAT utilizes a home-based visitation method in which a trained parent educator goes to the home at least once a month.
Primary Care Triple P, is not effective in improving the quality of parent child interaction nor does it increase the application of trained parenting skills in parents of preterm-born or asphyxiated term-born children with behavioral problems.
Therefore, we investigated whether Primary Care Triple P is effective in improving the quality of parent child interaction and increasing the application of trained parenting skills in parents of preterm-born or asphyxiated term-born preschoolers with behavioral problems.
