Sentence examples for an integrated working from inspiring English sources

If it finds the right partners, and can integrate applications, storage, ad hoc web collaboration, and net-based content into an integrated working whole, the web-top that docSpace is trying to create might just be the model for the desktop and portal of the future that most of us will use for much of our daily computing.

For such an additional (embodied) role structure, once it becomes, so to speak, an integrated working part of the larger institution, is likely to be extremely difficult to remove; it is now a beneficiary of the inertia of the institution.

However, as our knowledge base expands the ability to obtain an integrated working knowledge of these resources diminishes.

Beginning next month, Britain will strive to put its welfare system on a different path by unifying many programs under a single "universal credit" system, what the department describes as an "integrated working-age credit that will provide a basic allowance with additional elements for children, disability, housing and caring".

Figure 1 proposes an approach for integrated working based on an Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) model for Improvement Science 11 but could also have used other QIS and HFE frameworks.

As a result, the integrated working mode and shift schedule of the FHEV has been achieved.

However, a threat to integrated working was found to be QIS adaptive processes that modified the HFE elements resulting in a deterioration rather than an improvement in human performance.

A definition of integrated working was provided to respondents (close collaboration between….your care home and the NHS), but this did not provide sufficient information to enable care home managers to distinguish between loose linkages, coordinated care and formal collaborative arrangements, or to relate sufficiently to the concept of integration.

In addition, an interpretive approach based on Kodner and Spreeuwenberg's (2002) work on integrated working, was used to compare and contrast the nature and level of integration across the studies using the principles of framework analysis [ 28].

Qualitative data reflect more on the relationship element of care homes working with individual primary / community care staff than integrated working at an organisational level.

The pilot will trial a new way of integrated working between West Sussex county council and Sussex Community NHS trust.