Sentence examples for training and perceptions from inspiring English sources

Telephone interviews were used to collect data on injuries, falls, pre-season training and perceptions of risk to polo owner-players and horses, using a retrospective cohort design.

A cross-national study that considers teachers' training and perceptions of children might prove to be interesting.

This study evaluated GPwSI's case-load, procedural training and perceptions of offering formalised operative training experience to surgical trainees.

9 This study evaluated GPwSI's case-load, procedural training and perceptions of offering formalised operative training experience to surgical trainees.

Interview topics explored included in-hospital and postdischarge experiences, recollections and experiences of caregiver training and perceptions of benefits for life at home.

Cases where poor relationships between nurses existed were attributed to generational differences, gender biases, divergent views held by nurses entering into practice through assorted levels of pre-service training and perceptions of favoritism by superiors [ 48].

There were significant differences between the specialty groups when answering about previous training and perception of future training needs.

There were significant differences between the national groups when answering about previous training and perception of future training needs.

The purpose of this study was to assess ketamine training, use, and perceptions in the civilian setting among nationally certified paramedics (NRPs) in the United States.A cross-sectional survey of NRPs was performed.

Ketamine was perceived to be safe and effective as the vast majority reported that they were comfortable with the use of ketamine (94%) and would, in similar situations (95%), use it again.This was the first large, national survey to assess ketamine training, use, and perceptions among paramedics in the civilian prehospital setting.

Finally, Figs.  6 and 7 depict the changes in accuracy and consistency of the action-training and perception-training groups, respectively.