The phrase "align clinic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to aligning a clinic's practices or services, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "We need to align clinic operations with the new healthcare regulations to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "coordinate clinic" or "synchronize clinic".
Aligning clinic opening hours to men's work schedule by opening over the weekends [ 11, 19] or clinics that open for longer hours [ 4] and clinics that are geographically located closer to the targeted population [ 20] promotes MI.
The only thing which we would need to do would be to actually re-align the clinic programme.
Physicians' interests are aligned with clinics' overall performance through shared ownership or additional financial incentives.
They emphasized the aim to reduce ER and hospital admissions, which aligned with the clinic's key performance metrics.
So we have aligned JAMA, Mayo Clinic, NIH and RCTs.
Monthly didactic sessions were combined with an experiential, team-based QI project that aligned with existing clinic priorities.
The same systematic review also found better attendance when sessions were integrated with routine well-child visits: while Creciendo Sanos scheduling took into account mothers' preferred times, workshops were held weekly for a six week period rather than aligned with routine clinic visits, which occur much less frequently [ 35].
Fredericson said he even encourages people in his community running clinic to align their running cadence with songs that have 90 beats per minute.
Study cases (N = 50) were adolescents with conduct and/or substance use problems randomly assigned to routine family therapy (RFT) or to a treatment-as-usual clinic not aligned with the FT approach (TAU).
A general manager described the importance of having shared interests: ' In fact, you need to make sure the interests of the doctors and the clinic are aligned.
