Sentence examples for alignment of priorities from inspiring English sources

Although the respondents generally believed that there is alignment of priorities at a high level, some noted that organizational sub-units set priorities based on their own local needs.

Impact was enabled through the flexibility of research and implementation work streams; 'matched' funding arrangements to support alignment of priorities in partner organisations; the size of the collaboration offering a resource to meet project needs; and the length of the programme providing stability and long term relationships.

The item about organisational priorities was reworded to 'Alignment of organisational priorities with patient engagement' to better reflect that patients' priorities should be the organisation's priorities.

Participation supporting factors include alignment of management priorities, opportunity for payment/compensation, effective engagement via information workshops and site visits, and clear and uncomplicated bidding and contracting experiences.

Compounding this challenge is the desire to engage clinical healthcare professionals in health services research [ 6], which both ensures alignment of research priorities with important clinical issues and assists with translation of findings directly into practice.

From this work we can for instance map the areas subject to economic evaluation in Australia against the existing burden of disease, and assess the scope of coverage of modalities and delivery settings to check for alignment of research priorities.

EMRs and CPOE are structured, electronic asynchronous communication tools, unlikely to facilitate common understanding of patient needs and alignment of professional priorities, which may depend on face to face interprofessional deliberation.

But one of them is the fact that poor alignment on priorities is a serious obstacle to capturing value.

Reliable interoperability, governance, alignment to priorities, scope creep, escalating change cycles, and my favorite bête noire – the execution and requirements gap – made delivering on the promise of SOA and web services difficult.

The social patterning of perceptions of health and health services, and a lack of alignment between the priorities and competencies of disadvantaged people and the organisation of health services, conspire to create vulnerabilities.

The MEF demonstrated progress against strategic objectives, and better alignment of research against strategic priorities.