Sentence examples for training incorporated from inspiring English sources

The training incorporated pre-training reading materials and used a combination of lectures, interactive group discussions, paper patients (based on real LBP patients) and observations of real patients as they are assessed and treated.

Training for the governing body and/or academy trust should also be considered Has that training incorporated a good awareness of all the e-safety risks and behaviours?

Their training incorporated a monthly session of scriptural study, which was Ms. Ali's first exposure to critical analysis of religious texts.

"We admire him as an art collector and a connoisseur and a person who had the foresight to see that this academic art had value," said the museum's director, John David Farmer, whose own early training incorporated disdain for the kind of academic paintings he is now eager to buy at greatly increased prices.

This training incorporated a tournament involving boxers from around Europe, in one event of which Singh won gold having beaten a German in the process.

New barracks brought better heat and gas lighting, while new ordnance and tactics training incorporated new rifle and musket technology and accommodated transportation advances created by the steam engine.

All training programs incorporated practice, most (85.1%) used multiple methods of delivering the training material, and training varied considerably in total duration, session length, and the number of training sessions.

The sessions consisted of both lectures and applied training that incorporated medical simulation models followed by supervised surgeries on patients [ 18].

Suggested appropriate training strategies incorporated developing an understanding of delirium, the poor outcomes, efficient and effective ways of recognition and management and crucially the patient experience.

For instance, Neily et al 3 found that surgical team training which incorporated surgical checklists along with communication strategies was associated with a significant reduction in surgical mortality.

The community, founded in May 1881 after the arrival of the first train, was incorporated one month later and named for C.W. Rogers, a railway official.