In 2007, 621 children under 18, including 538 younger than 6, were identified with blood lead levels of at least 15 micrograms per deciliter — a level that triggers an environmental investigation in the home and case coordination services.
Structural properties were measured for 11 activities, including sending/receiving referrals, case coordination, shared resources, education/awareness, fundraising, and evaluation.
HIV/AIDS, SARS and H1N1 tested global response, and in each case coordination proved problematic, making the 2013 2015 Ebola epidemic no exception.
In the Australian case, coordination over the different lifecycle phases of an infrastructure asset is also increasingly being governed by stipulating that the SPV concession must be owned and governed by its initial investors for an extended time period, including design, construction and a ramp-up period of several years of operation and maintenance.
The FBI had planned a top-secret "case coordination meeting" for June 23 , 2009at the National Counterterrorism Center in MacLean, Virginia, where dozens of agents from FBI field offices from around the country who were working on the Khan and Awlaki cases would talk about how they planned to take down both men.
In addition, we have also verified that when rewirings are restricted to nodes connected to nodes of larger degree, and only in this case, coordination failures disappear, thus pointing again at topological traps as the mechanism behind the phenomenon.
This criticism led to the introduction of case management (also known as care management or case coordination).
In addition, the provision of one-on-one professional guidance and ongoing case coordination is highly valued [ 5, 15].
However, several limitations of the parallel approach also exist beyond inherent difficulties with case coordination (Stewart and Conrod 2008).
Finally for those with dementia or ALS there was the need for case coordination, protocols and overall support for transitions to long-term care.
