Sentence examples for training prevalence from inspiring English sources

ECOTIN training prevalence was heterogeneous among Brazil's regions (p = 0.001).

Training prevalence was particularly low in the area of newborn care, for which only 12% of staff who provided newborn care reported having had any training in this area in the last 3 years.

We then examined the effects of year of medical school training, prevalence of LEP patients seen, prevalence of minority patients seen, and self-reported skill level in effectively working with an interpreter, on students' level of preparedness caring for LEP patients.

Differences between physicians and nurses were evaluated in terms of sociodemographic characteristics, components of stress related to patients, components of stress related to job, type of training received, prevalence of burnout (as measured by the MBI) and prevalence of psychiatric morbidity (as measured by the GHQ-12) by means of χ-test.

Logistic regression analysis show that sex and education of the household head, training in dairy, prevalence of outstanding loan and the number of improved cattle on the farm had significant influence on both borrowing and liquidity status of a household, though the degree and direction of influence were not always the same in each study country.

If the incentives to train are larger for more general-purpose technologies, this could explain the higher prevalence of training in sectors with large technical change and the inverse-U shape we find.

Numerous randomized trials suggest TC training can directly reduce prevalence of falls [ 5, 8].

Clinical performance of colposcopy is subjective and variable, dependent on factors including disease prevalence and training.

A higher likelihood of surviving to old age makes savings more worthwhile, raises the value of individual and public investments in education and training, and increases the prevalence of long-term relationships.

Although we used different items to construct our instruments in our training rheumatological sample (34% prevalence of RA), we obtained highly consistent accuracy (sensitivity/specificity 96/90% and PPV/NPV 85/98%).

The present study highlights the importance of focusing attention on smoking cessation training, given the high prevalence of smokers among physicians specializing in public health, their key role both as advisers and behavioural models, and the limited tobacco training offered in public health schools.