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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"in-person training"”.
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An online pre-briefing for a blended learning neonatal resuscitation program simulation training course - learner perception and experience
… is a qualitative case study on the use of an online pre-briefing module in an established healthcare simulation Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) in a Canadian health authority. In-person pre-briefing of learners before they begin simulation training has been shown to improve the learners’ …
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Comparison of Fitness Training Efficacy of In-Person to Online Coaching on Goal Attainment for Adults
Certified personal trainers and online coaches create training programs that are designed to guide their clients to achieving their fitness goals. Frequently a client will not fully define what their goal(s) is, rather they use subjective terms such as "I want to lose weight" or "I would like to …
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Integrating Health Literacy And Ethnogeriatric Training For Anesthesia Providers To Improve Perioperative Care Of The Geriatric Patient
… requires consumers to be active participants in their care by making decisions in conjunction with their provider; managing complex medication regimens and scheduling appropriate medical visits in a timely fashion. Health literacy for racial and ethnic minority elders, is an often ignored …
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The Time Is Now: Empowering Nurses In Electoral Politics
<p>Despite having an intimate knowledge of healthcare and possessing many capabilities that could easily translate to politics, very few nurses serve in political office in the United States. Resources such as a candidate training program that capitalizes on nurses' particular skills to prepare and …
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Evaluating a Brief Virtual Parent Training Module to Increase Implementation of Effective Instruction Delivery
<p>This single-case experimental study evaluated the impact of a virtual Behavioral Parent Training (BPT) module designed to teach Effective Instruction Delivery (EID) to caregivers of typically developing children with mild to moderate compliance difficulties. Three parent–child dyads participated …
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Evaluating the Impact of a Brief, Emotion Regulation Intervention on Emotion Perception
… study tested the effects of a brief, behavioral intervention for problems with emotion perception, the ability to perceive other people’s emotions, across a range of psychiatric disorders. The intervention was delivered through an in-person training session in which participants learned a mindful …
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A DNP project : training teachers in mindfulness techniques to address ADHD-related classroom challenges
… 11.3% of children aged 5-17 years, often leading to classroom disruptions and behavioral issues. These challenges contribute to increased disciplinary actions, negatively impacting academic and social outcomes. Teachers often lack the training and resources needed to manage ADHD effectively. …
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aiDance: A Non-Invasive Approach in Designing AI-Based Feedback for Ballet Assessment and Learning
Since its codified genesis in the 18th century, ballet training has largely been unchanged: it relies on tools that lack adequate support for both dancers and teachers. In particular, providing effective augmented feedback remains challenging as it can be limited, not always provided at the proper …
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Occupation-Based Volunteer Training Program to Increase Social Engagement for Residents with Dementia in Skilled Nursing Facilities
<p>The population of individuals with dementia (IwD) is increasing, and IwD are often admitted into skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) due to greater need for care (Alzheimer’s Association, 2020b). Admittance leads to social isolation as a result of decreased engagement in co-occupations. …
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The Impact of Text Messages on Adoption and Knowledge of Integrated Pest Management Practices: A Randomized Control Trial Study of Potato Farmers in Carchi, Ecuador
… of new agricultural technologies by farmers in developing countries is sometimes limited, despite the associated benefits. Potato farmers in Carchi, Ecuador rely heavily on pesticides to limit pest and disease damage, rather than adopting a more sustainable and economically viable …
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Suicide Prevention Training Program for Nurses’ Continuing Education
Purpose: To examine the effectiveness of a suicide prevention training program for increasing participants’ knowledge related to assessment, treatment, and management of individuals at risk for suicide. Additional aims were to compare the in-person and online training formats, assess training …