Sentence examples for Delivery leadership from inspiring English sources

Of course, this doesn't mean pizza chains are going to give up their delivery leadership positions without a fight.

The framework for implementing the Ouagadougou Declaration proposes generic interventions that countries could adopt to strengthen health service delivery leadership and governance, human resources for health, health financing, health technologies, community ownership and participation, and partnerships for health development [ 11].

Four main and 12 sub-themes (in parenthesis) emerged: Context (patient emancipation, behavioral norms, experiential stages of change, infrastructure); Risk knowledge (nil); Interaction (means of communication, emotions); Implementation process (study and implementation design, message delivery, leadership, unintended effects, time and workload, sustainability).

From local authority budgeting to civil service reform, from police and crime commissioners to the health service, Guardian Public Leaders covers policy, delivery and leadership across all public services We welcome contributions from everyone involved in public services.

Mr. Murthy currently serves as senior vice president in charge of global software delivery and leadership training.

With a broad experience in the design and delivery of leadership education Jackie is committed to critical enquiry as a means of shifting mindset and transforming practice.

He currently serves as Executive Director of Experienced Professionals Career Management where he manages the delivery of leadership development and career-related services to CBS Alumni and Executive MBA students.

Particular attention should be paid to key cross-cutting topics including gender equity, task shifting to optimise service delivery, and leadership and governance.

While endorsing case-based or problem-based learning as a method of delivery, the leadership and management aspects had to be made explicit.

The PAMANECH initiative seeks to directly address the following critical elements of the system: (1) service delivery; (2) leadership and governance; (3) health workforce; and (4) health information system.

For example, the NDP implementation, which primarily but not only, addressed medicines and technology, faced difficulties because of the lack of human resources and health information, whereas the Health Care Law implementation was delayed by unresolved issues related to financing, service delivery and leadership.