Sentence examples for Global consultation from inspiring English sources

Global consultation looks to beefing up UNICEF programme communication NEW YORK, USA, 22 May 2007 – When you think about public campaigns to get people to do things differently, is it the message or the messenger that most catches your attention?

Global consultation on addressing inequalities in the post-2015 development agenda COPENHAGEN, 19 February 2013 – "The Leadership Meeting on Addressing Inequalities in the Post-2015 Development Agenda, held in Copenhagen on 19 February 2013, welcomed the Report: Addressing inequalities – Synthesis Report of Global Public Consultation presented at the meeting.

November 11-12 2014:  UNICEF convened a global consultation with the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) industry to provide global forecasts and advocate for sufficient global supply.

Author: Evaluation Office, UNICEF NYHQ Background: In September 1998, UNICEF held a global Consultation of UNICEF Representatives in Emergency Countries on Humanitarian Response to Children, in Martigny, Switzerland.

For this reason, we concentrate on a relatively homogenous SSA migrant population to enable comparisons of the prevalence of obesity and T2D between SSA migrants living in different European countries and their compatriots living in rural and urban SSA as outlined in the WHO Global Consultation on Migrant Health report.

This context has led to the preparation of "Martigny II - Global Consultation on UNICEF's Humanitarian Response to Children and Women in Crisis Situations" that will be held in Copenhagen from 18-20 June 2003.

"Over the past three years we have conducted a consultation with 23,000 people, 152 countries, eight regional consultations, and then a global consultation..

To investigate initial reliability of the Global Consultation Rating Scale (GCRS: an instrument to assess the effectiveness of communication across an entire doctor patient consultation, based on the Calgary-Cambridge guide to the medical interview), in simulated patient consultations.

We have, therefore, developed the Global Consultation Rating Scale (GCRS), based on the Calgary-Cambridge guide to the medical interview, to evaluate the communication effectiveness of an entire doctor patient consultation, using the domain marking approach.

The Global Consultation Rating Scale (GCRS) is based on the widely used Calgary-Cambridge guide to the medical interview, and is designed to evaluate a practitioner's communication skills across an entire consultation, linking the identification of potential training needs to an established approach to teaching communication skills.

Global Consultation commented: “Sure 100K+ people have moved into Raleigh, and it has a great pharma-friendly environment, but the taxes in N.C. are insane, and the number of intelligent people who left created a vacuum this article fails to report.”.