Sentence examples for training respondents from inspiring English sources

Despite their lack of formal training, respondents usually refer to these practitioners as "doctors".

In terms of training, respondents from private facilities generally lamented about the inadequacies in professional training on TB management.

At end of training, respondents also provided ratings of satisfaction and perceptions of the module's impact on their practice and their EOL patients.

Of the 278 basic training respondents, 17 (6.1%, 95% CI 3.6 9.6%) reported a persistent cough (>2 weeks) during the preceding 6-month period; 13 (4.7%, 95%CI2.5%7.9%.9%) had sought medical care.

For barriers to implementation of childhood obesity training, respondents rated items on a scale of 1 to 10 with 1 labeled "not at all a barrier" and 10 labeled "major barrier".

To enable characterization of the respondent population we asked them to provide the following information: (1) year of primary medical qualification, (2) current designation, (3) deanery/region, (4) current and destination specialties and (5) the number of years of full-time postgraduate training respondents have had.

Interestingly, one respondent described HIV testing as a process that does not require specialized training: "The capacity is good as HIV testing does not require specialized training" (Respondent from a Health Centre).

There was a statistically significant difference in the level of importance of hospital-driven criteria, whereby site personnel experience and training, respondent's previous experience with site, and availability of facilities and equipment required by trial scored above 20 (p<0.0001).

A total of eight (7%) trained respondents disagreed whilst five (6.8%) untrained respondents disagreed.

Infectious disease trained respondents perhaps felt more compelled to perform on this survey than others.

Trained respondents reported that putting RT into practice was fairly easy, and that it generally made consultations with MUS patients more enjoyable, although not quicker.