A nurse can graduate without being able actually to apply the scientific basis of illness to real patients or respecting the importance of hands-on care.

Hundreds of thousands of healthcare assistants have taken over hands-on care as nursing becomes more focused on clinical skills.

It needs to improve their training and put more emphasis on hands-on care, and providing dignity, as highly skilled tasks.

The subtle changes in a patient - less steady walking, looking paler or sweaty, a parched mouth - are only detected by good hands-on care.

This rebalancing swung in favour of paper qualifications and text books and against bedpans, feeding and hands-on care.

Crowdfunding lets them substitute money for hands-on involvement.

With less need for hands-on involvement, he has been released to identify and develop leaders in other areas of ministry.

Mantel had ascribed the delay to her hands-on involvement with the theatre and television adaptations, as well as the sheer volume and complexity of the material.

There are no textbooks; media resources, resource books, and hands-on involvement are the primary teaching modes at this school.

It uses fun and hands-on learning sessions to teach leadership skills.

During the first year, students are supervised individually and in teams by masters in a hands-on learning process.

In clinical rotations, the student experiences hands-on learning in each discipline of the laboratory and, under supervision, performs diagnostic testing in a functioning laboratory.

By design, the school has remained this size in order to provide students more hands-on learning and individual attention from professors.

At both locations, the telescopes and other equipment are used for hands-on learning and research on a variety of astronomical topics.

Additionally, not every hands-on lesson can be considered inquiry.

All pupils also take a technology course, consisting of a hands-on lesson one or two days per week.

The organization develops and delivers standards-based hands-on lessons, student textbooks, curriculum units, and professional development opportunities for educators that promote critical thinking on global issues, sustainability and positive solutions.

She fears that her oldschool style of hands-on management has alienated her from her colleagues.

Performance targets have been used as a substitute for hands-on management.

He plans to sell the less desirable sites, retaining a core of 10 to 15 clubs that require 'hands-on management rather than a corporate approach'.

We bridge the gap between consultancy and hands-on management.

They possess raw talent but lack sustained, hands-on management experience and a robust understanding of complex business processes.

No one could accuse him of not taking a totally hands-on role.

She took a hands-on role in establishing the centre, choosing the colour scheme, the prints and paintings on the walls and the furniture.

The hands-on role complements her theoretical experience, and she will eventually become a cost and planning engineer.

Senior leaders of the company participate in training and development and have a hands-on role in mentoring trainees.

No rider had previously tried to play such a hands-on role in running a team while still competing.

Apprenticeships are about learning hands-on skills and gaining experience in the workplace.

The program provides training in hands-on skills for field staff, and organizational training for association leaders.

In the past, a full-day course incorporated lecture, written testing and hands-on skills.

The methodology involves guest speakers, videos, hands-on skills practice, group discussion, questions, dialogue, and student presentations.

In addition to hands-on skills and knowledge of building processes, traditional trade practitioners incorporate knowledge of historic preservation, materials science, historic architecture, and procuring replacement materials.

They need support in their early years after qualification with time for structured postgraduate teaching and hands-on training.

In addition to the practical hands-on training, they also offer full business start-up advice, which allow students to go on and successfully set up their own business.

Some misguided person in government has decided that nurses should get the equivalent of university degrees in place of the hands-on training that they used to get.

New trainees begin work in one of the company's branches and the hands-on training includes management skills, finance, marketing, sales and customer service.

Human simulators provide nursing students hands-on training opportunities.

Overall, he has loved the mix of hands-on work in the courts and devising new law.

Some obviously fail to do much hands-on work.

Troops were forced into highly dangerous hands-on work to the point of exhaustion, it added.

The project also involves various hands-on work.

It's likely that some candidates will want to employ staff for the hands-on work.

Self-paced, individual and team activities alternate with hands-on workshops.

The event consisted of speeches, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, cooking demonstrations, educational and leisure activities.

This week-long program comprises conferences, seminars following hands-on workshops throughout.

Classes are instructor-led, hands-on workshops typically two to three days in length.

Each year features a notable keynote speaker, hands-on workshops in the areas of telecommunications, journalism and public relations and panel discussions and presentation from media professionals and personalities.