...Emily Lehman; Genevieve N. Healy; Roma Forbes; Megan Barker; Denis Giguere; Jacqueline Cotugno; Joanna Munro; Sjaan R. Gomersall Purpose This study evaluated the impact of a clinical prevention training module embedded within a clinical placement, aimed at enhancing pre-professional health...

... a perspective change and committing to the transformation of co-creation into a real-life process. Practical implications Overall, learning about underlying principles, process initiation, implementation and facilitation of co-creation were areas identified to be included within a co-creation training...

... and otherwise care for children and adolescents with cancer. This review sought to identify digital resources that support the training and development of the paediatric oncology workforce in resource -poor settings. Design/methodology/approach This paper presents a narrative descriptive review of peer...

...Sultan Ucuk; Gulay Yildirim Purpose The aim of this study was to determine the effect of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) prevention methods training given by distance learning technique on the state anxiety level of the workers of a company serving in the communication sector. Design...

... in these areas. Design/methodology/approach The current study evaluated a novel webinar training and individual online support program for 36 allied health, education and community support staff. Data were collected via a survey on changes in perceived “knowledge and skills” and “confidence” in supporting...

... of themselves and others. Design/methodology/approach – The paper generated data through observation of diabetes training and of introductory interviews with training participants in three local authority healthcare centres over a total of five months. The authors conducted 12 individual interviews...

...Han Zao Li; Jie Gong; Zhifeng Zhang; Zhaoyang Zhu; Jun Wan; Niannian Yang; Fang Li; Huiling Sun; Weiping Li; Jiang Xia; Dunjin Zhou; Xinguang Chen Purpose The paper seeks to report data on cigarette smoking, anti‐smoking practices, physicians' receipt of anti‐smoking training, and the association...

... confidence, which is important, given the nature of its relationship with professional competence. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Mentoring Peer mentoring Training Health education The development of professional confidence during the educational journey from student...

.... In addition, the study highlights the importance of informal as well as formal discussions with parents about food and drinks. The study recommends that improvements need to be made to early years' practitioners' initial and subsequent training in this area, given the significant role they play in health...

...Ademola Ajuwon; Fawole Funmilayo; Oladimeji Oladepo; Kayode Osungbade; Michael Asuzu Purpose The purpose of this paper is to train primary health care workers to be trainers and implementers of community‐based AIDS prevention activities in Oyo State, Nigeria, by describing an evaluation...

...Joy Walker; Jackie Green; Sylvia Tilford The provision of appropriate sex education for teachers has been identified as a key factor in improving the quality of sex and relationship education (SRE). This paper focuses on evaluating a sexual health training programme designed to prepare school teams...

... of a community‐focused initiative in drug education. The overall aim of the initiative was to support and train key adults within the community to implement locally relevant schemes of work and drug‐related policies. In this paper we describe the training offered to parents, school staff and governors...

...Erica Wimbush Training in research and evaluation skills is a frequently expressed need among health promotion practitioners. Research conducted in Scotland among health promotion specialists and their managers showed that training in research on its own would be an insufficient response...

... and young men aged five to 16, primary and secondary school teachers, health promotion workers, youth workers and those working in community settings with boys and young men. Offers principles of practice for working with boys and young men. Provides a training exercise which examines some of the influences...

...) to initiate a project aimed at producing a training resource for schools, which would help them address their responsibilities. The project received funding from the Department for Education and Employment, the Department of Health, the then Department of Transport, the Health and Safety Executive...

..., bullies are involved in looking at how their actions have affected the victim. Summarizes the lessons learnt from the pilot, including the need for better training for teachers at schools trying to implement the approach. The method is now being promoted by Eastern Surrey Health Authority. Since the pilot...

...Fanice Spence; David Robinson Describes the development of the Child Healthcare Project, a training resource for teachers, other school staff and general audiences on common childhood health issues. Outlines the role of school nurses in promoting and using the six training packs in schools...

...Mary Hamblett Summarizes the aims of school health education, emphasizing the important role which teachers have in relaying health education messages. Reviews studies which have examined the provision and extent of initial and in‐service training on health education for teachers. Observes...

... input into the programme, confirming my ideas and, in some cases, enhancing them. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Children Health Nurses Schools Sex education Teachers Training The Queen′s School, Wisbech, is a comprehensive for 11‐ to 16‐year‐olds which serves the Fenland town and port...

...Sandra Jowett Gives an account of how one primary school set about developing and implementing a sex education policy. Describes the processes of consultation, training and curriculum development involved. Provides a detailed description of topics studied by children at different ages,including...