Sentence examples for and in a supportive role from inspiring English sources

Although both work at all levels of the health system, the original intention was that primary midwives would work at health centres and in a supportive role to secondary midwives.

It also shows potential to reduce stress on caregivers of people with Alzheimer's and Autism in a supportive role.

Mark is signaling that he wants to run the country, and not just in a supportive role (see "NSA Prism").

And, naturally, some are genetically more naturally inclined to take risks, to assume control, and to willingly take on responsibility for their partner's needs and struggles, just as others prefer to follow someone they respect and feel naturally more comfortable in a supportive role.

After discharge, care was fragmented without qualified child and family health nurses working in a supportive role with parents.

These organizations acted in a supportive role, and arranged network meetings within and across the counties to exchange examples of good practice and ways of working.

The design of the programme sees the health department only in a supportive role and not in a monitoring or supervisory role (SHRC 2003a).

The second author (D S-B) and third author (I vP) participated in a supportive role in all phases of the study.

As expected, those in professions with direct patient contact (medical, nursing and allied health) showed higher levels of knowledge than those in a supportive role (administrative, housekeeping, security and transport staff).

The hourly man, usually not a college graduate, tends to see himself in a supportive role, doing the unpleasant and uninteresting tasks which professionals choose to avoid.

Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Roger Lewis said Gatland might join Wales for the second and third Tests in Australia, but that would be in a "supportive role, not an active role".