Sentence examples for an intervention team from inspiring English sources

Monsignor Alesandro was one of three members of an "intervention team" that handled reports of sexual abuse by priests in the Diocese of Rockville Centre.

On Long Island, the bishop created the review panel, an intervention team to act immediately on complaints and a child-protection office that issued comprehensive rules, Ms. Novarro said.

Funai moved quickly, dispatching an intervention team of forest guides, interpreters and medics by helicopter to Simpatia, which is normally more than seven days by motorboat from the nearest airport.

"If the government had been really worried or concerned we would have had an intervention team put in two months ago, but because of the way we have responded that has not happened".

The information was released as an intervention team, consisting of experts from the Department of Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), was liaising with Birmingham social services from December 2008.

"If the government had been really worried or concerned we would have had an intervention team put in two months ago, but because of the way we have responded that has not happened". The Conservative Birmingham ward member for Northfield said on Friday that he had been told to expect the notice to arrive within the next 10 days.

In our review we have shown that the likelihood of a service user receiving a psychosocial intervention in an early intervention team is double that found in a community mental health team.

That year, Seattle Police established a Crisis Intervention Team, a voluntary program for officers to receive training from mental-health experts.

For the transport injuries, there were more arrivals with the support of a mobile intensive care unit and/or a paramedic intervention team and a general practitioner was more implicated for the accidental falls.

To avoid confusion in research and clinical practice, it is essential to be clear about what are the essential elements of an early intervention team, and to develop a standardised way of assessing the degree to which these elements are present in any particular team.

Thus, in the judgement of clinical experts, an early intervention team appeared to be considerably more complex that an assertive outreach team, which in itself is an entity of some intricacy.