The phrase "at centre level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific tier or position within an organization or system, often indicating a mid-level or central role.
Example: "The decision-making process will be handled at centre level to ensure all departments are represented."
Alternatives: "at the central level" or "at the mid-level".
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Response surface plots of the DP rating data with combined effects of a citric acid and SHP, b citric acid and time and c SHP and time at centre level point of third factor (not mentioned in figure).
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Response surface plots of the DP rating data with combined effects of a modified DMDHEU and MgCl2, b modified DMDHEU and temperature and c MgCl2 and temperature at centre level point of third factor (not mentioned in figure) Table 5 Box Behnken design layout and their response using modified DMDHEU Run no.
Open image in new window Figure 2 Response surface plots of the K/S value of soiled and laundered cotton data with combined effects of (a) Oleophobol CPR and pH, (b) Oleophobol CPR and curing temperature, (c) Oleophobol CPR and curing time, (d) pH and curing temperature, (e) pH and curing time, (f) curing temperature and time, at centre level point of rest of the factors (not mentioned in figure).
The clustering in the data was accounted for by a random intercept at patient level and at centre level.
To handle this potential bias, we have used a random intercept at centre level in our linear multilevel model.
Similarly, interview data showed that the Lifestyle teams had an important role at centre level, driving lifestyle promotion work forward.
All worked in the public sector: two at district level, 17 at hospital level, one at pharmacy level and two at health centre level.
Their results at health centre level was $4.20/inhabitant/year and at hospital level $10.20/inhabitant/year.
Compared to minimum national standards (as described earlier), almost all the rural districts are understaffed at the dispensary level, while at health centre level this is true for the facilities in only one rural district.
The additional costs of iCCM could then be better put in the perspective of other savings at higher level in the health system due to fewer consultations at health centre level, or even hospitalisations.
These prioritize the development and the implementation of an integrated approach at district hospital level and of a 'minimum package of health services' at health centre level.
