Sentence examples for capacity of a team from inspiring English sources

We successfully built capacity of a team of public sector health care workers to provide integrated coaching in both clinical skills and QI across a province.

We describe the effectiveness of a model to build capacity of a team of existing public health sector staff to improve the quality of HIV care in a remote mountainous province in Vietnam.

We describe the initial results of a collaboration with provincial health officials in the remote province of Son La, Vietnam designed to build capacity of a team of provincial HCWs and public health staff to provide coaching in clinical skills and in QI.

There are now 50 services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, each with the capacity for a team of seven volunteers attached to a full-time paid worker.

Up to World War I, with horses providing the standard motive power, it was necessary to design heavy field artillery so that gun and mounting could be dismantled into components, each of which would be within the hauling capacity of a horse team.

In addition to growing the capacity of a core team of national trainers, the DBE will work with the representatives of each of the provinces at the workshop, on provincial plans to roll-out training and support to teachers in their respective provinces, so that they too can learn how to use technologies in support of their teaching practice.

It has seating, largely temporary, for just 2,500, the smallest capacity of any team's field in either the Football Bowl or Championship Subdivisions.

Others speak in educational terms about discipline, the capacity to be part of a team and other skills and values developed through athletics.

Streltsov returned to Torpedo in the capacity of youth team manager following his qualification; he also spent a brief spell as manager of the first team before returning to the youth team in 1982.

Thus putting together key team members and create trust between them is a crucial part of NVC, because "who is added to a team affects not just the content or the capacity of the team, but also how the team does what it does" (Forbes et al. 2006).

The degree of cross-training, communication and trust dictates the potential capacity of the team and it is possible to develop technical capabilities that surpass those of conventional teams.