Traduction de «Réunion du personnel soignant » (Français → Anglais) :

staff meeting | staff review | training meeting | staff rehash meeting

Team conference

Personal care workers

Personal care workers in health services not elsewhere classified

Nursing Auxiliaries Act

briefing | instruction

nursing staff [ nursing personnel ]

executive staff meeting

- by developing, by 2014, recommendations for the training requirements of healthcare assistants including educational support for informal carers based on an analysis of the scope of skills and competences required from healthcare assistants, through setting up a pilot health care assistants expert network and database.

D. whereas this epidemic is unpredictably and constantly evolving owing to the lack of isolation facilities and skilled medical workers, while foreign medical workers have difficulties in winning the trust of the populations concerned; whereas international support has to address all key aspects of the epidemic, from community education and mobilisation, improving the quality and strength of health systems, training of personnel and medical supportive care, to coordinated epidemiological control, tracing and surveillance in order to effectively control the outbreak; recalls that the introduction of a case into an unaffected country rem ...[+++]ains a risk for as long as cases are reported in any country;

128. Takes the view that the provision of care requires a high level of skill and an exceptional degree of responsibility on the part of the carer, which must be duly recognised in social and financial terms; and considers that this is the only way of ensuring that quality standards can be maintained in the long term and sufficient numbers of well trained and motivated carers can be recruited;

130. Takes the view that the provision of care requires a high level of skill and an exceptional degree of responsibility on the part of the carer, which must be duly recognised in social and financial terms; and considers that this is the only way of ensuring that quality standards can be maintained in the long term and sufficient numbers of well trained and motivated carers can be recruited;