Roles are less formalised than dictRef or convention in that they do not (at this time) need to refer to a formal specification, and are therefore available for folksonomies and human-readable ad hoc semantics.
Their imprint on service provision and innovation in Gauteng was thus considerable, although their role was less formalised than in the Western Cape.
Where partnership arrangements are less formalised, clear mechanisms and processes for effective resolution of disagreements and potential conflicts may also be needed.
Van de Ven and Walker [ 16] argue that, in the health context, relationships established for the purpose of referring clients tend to develop on a case-by-case basis, are less formalised, and rely more on personal knowledge and trust among interacting parties.
7 This predefined decision method uses standardised criteria to evaluate agreement and is therefore more valuable than less formalised consensus approaches.
More or less formalised, those bodies are conceived for working on two basic functions: governance at local level, to identify aims and draw up the project; and management, to implement the district project and strategy.
In addition, in the case of patient-authored birth plans, these less formalised hand-held records were seen to enhance communication with, and advocacy by, support persons.
However where an issue is urgent, such as in a crisis, academy and committee structures are often impractical, and it is sensible to turn to an adviser who can reach out to the science community and assemble the relevant experts in a less formalised way.
However identification of youth mental and substance use disorders were facilitated by outreach work and activity based programmes where healthcare professionals had the opportunity to interact with young people in a less formalised setting and therefore build positive relationships.
Typically, this takes place in more or less formalised hermeneutic "dialogues" which strive to reconcile inconsistent valuative positions.
