نتایج جستجو برای: staff training process

تعداد نتایج: 1636158  

Journal: :iranian journal of psychiatry 0
yasaman mottaghipour department of psychiatry, shahid beheshti university of medical sciences, tehran, iran niloofar salesian department of psychiatry, psychiatry and psychology research center, tehran university of med ical sciences, tehran, iran arshia seddigh department of psychiatry, psychiatry and psychology research center, tehran university of med ical sciences, tehran, iran mohsen jalali roudsari department of psychiatry, psychiatry and psychology research center, tehran university of med ical sciences, tehran, iran sahar tahbaz hosseinzade department of psychology, tehran university, tehran, iran vandad sharifi department of psychiatry, psychiatry and psychology research center, tehran university of med ical sciences, tehran, iran

objective: the  implementation of  family  psychoeducation at  the  service delivery level is not without difficulty. few mental health professionals receive special training to work with families especially in iran.   the aim of the present study was to evaluate the effectiveness of training health professionals in terms of their adherence to protocol. method: eight professionals (general prac...

2013
Kaitlin A. O’Keefe Shira C. Shafir Kimberley I. Shoaf

INTRODUCTION Local health departments (LHDs) must have sufficient numbers of staff functioning in an epidemiologic role with proper education, training, and skills to protect the health of communities they serve. This pilot study was designed to describe the composition, training, and competency level of LHD staff and examine the hypothesis that potential disparities exist between LHDs serving ...

Journal: :Sexually transmitted infections 2003
R Kane K Wellings

T he move towards integration of family planning and genitourinary medicine (GUM) services (that is, the reorganisation of the two specialties, strategically and in terms of setting, in a more client centred approach) has recently been gathering momentum in the United Kingdom. Providers of family planning services are increasingly being urged to adopt a broader remit in respect of their clients...

2013
C. Rogerson E. Scott

The purpose of this paper is to consider the introduction of online courses to replace the current classroom-based staff training. The current training is practical, and must be completed before access to the financial computer system is authorized. The long term objective is to measure the efficacy, effectiveness and efficiency of the training, and to establish whether a transfer of knowledge ...

Journal: :The Gerontologist 1998
A B Stevens L D Burgio E Bailey K L Burgio P Paul E Capilouto P Nicovich G Hale

This article describes a nursing staff training program in basic behavior management skills and a formal staff management system to encourage the application of these basic skills on the nursing unit. Behavioral skills training consists of a 5-hour in-service followed by three weeks of on-the-job training to ensure accurate application of behavior management skills. Following training, a staff ...

Journal: :Respiratory care 2004
David H Walker

The respiratory therapists' (RTs') knowledge base is among a hospital's greatest assets. RTs routinely use advanced medical technologies and must understand the patient's physiology, anatomy, and condition to deliver safe and effective treatment with those technologies, especially within critical care environments. Also RTs often must educate patients and patients' families, which requires thor...

Journal: :Aging & mental health 2015
Marita P McCabe Michael Bird Tanya E Davison David Mellor Sarah MacPherson David Hallford Melissa Seedy

OBJECTIVES Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) cause significant stress and distress to both aged-care residents and staff. This study evaluated a training program to assist staff to manage BPSD in residential care. METHOD A randomised controlled trial (RCT) was employed. The study was included in the Australian and New Zealand Clinical Trial Register residential care fac...

Journal: :Journal of psychosocial nursing and mental health services 2018
Michelle R Zechner Joseph C Birkmann Jennifer Sperduto Carlos Pratt

Although the aging inpatient population in state psychiatric hospitals is growing significantly, there are few examples of available training to improve staff knowledge and practice. The current article describes a 10-week training series developed through a university and psychiatric hospital collaboration. Training was attended by 135 direct care nursing and rehabilitation staff and focused o...

Journal: :Nursing management 2011
Hazel Pennington

This is the second of two articles looking at the use of training needs analysis frameworks to streamline the provision of continuing professional development (CPD) in healthcare settings. The first article described the process and academic strategy used to design the framework. Part two describes how one department has used the tool to identify and address staff training and CPD needs, and ho...

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