Sentence examples for training responders from inspiring English sources

Maricopa County, Ariz., has borne higher costs, including helping security at the 2001 World Series and training responders near the Palo Verde nuclear power plant, Commissioner Donald Stapley said.

Modelling and simulation applications can be particularly useful at pre-planning, predicting possible damage, training responders, raising public awareness, and performance evaluation for reconstruction.

Colleagues have been working with the National Domestic Violence Hotline to develop new approaches for training responders to explore with callers, typically victims in acute distress, whether they have suicidal thoughts or plans.

The new funds will be used to support essential child protection services in Liberia and Guinea by training responders working in community care centres in psycho-social support to children, including orphans.

As for the money for mental health services, the governor is seeking: * $2 million for mobile crisis teams to provide specialized mental health services from trained responders.

Basic life support trained responders do not have the training necessary to intubate patients or provide intravenous medications or fluids (Grossman et al. 1997).

"Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1" "Crisis Hotline" takes on the trauma of veterans through the lens of the crisis hotline's trained responders.

And when each of them is talking with a veteran, the calls are rolled over to backup centers, which are also staffed with trained responders.

Kids can text their questions, no holds barred, to one of the trained responders on duty, and answers are texted back quickly, just like the kids are used to.

The director convinced the V.A. to grant her access to the crisis line's Canandaigua, NY., facility, where she spent the next three months filming trained responders as they answered calls from suicidal veterans, some of them armed and ready to act.

However, despite potential cultural limitations, trained responders appear to be willing to give mouth-to-mouth ventilation to various recipients.