GPs should be better trained to interact with people and realise how difficult it is for someone to even talk to them.
The 15 to 20 fellows — accomplished musicians who have finished conservatory or college and are just beginning careers — are trained to interact with audiences, teach and develop a sense of entrepreneurship.
I've seen children with severe developmental delays improve significantly because of how Montessori teachers are trained to interact with their students.
LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said the shooting — along with other incidents — prompted his department to reexamine how officers are trained to interact with people who have mental illnesses.
This means teachers, doctors, nurses, social workers are not adequately trained to interact with children nor have they the means to do so.
Furthermore, coaches are trained to interact with patients using active listening, provide social and emotional support, assist with lifestyle changes and facilitate medication understanding and adherence.
All VHWs were trained to interact with respect, to frequently probe for questions, to express empathy with the challenges the mother is facing, and to praise positive changes and behaviors.
In particular, Action Item 4: Develop opportunities for scientists-in-training to interact with industry.
Furthermore, peer coaches are trained to: interact with clients using active listening and non-judgmental communication, help clients with diabetes self-management skills, provide social and emotional support, assist with lifestyle change, and facilitate medication understanding and adherence.
McCallion, Toseland, Lacey, & Banks (1999) have shown, however, that professional caregivers can be trained to interact more with persons with moderate to severe dementia in order to facilitate relationships.
