Although the policy making is centralized, provinces and municipalities have the freedom to implement their own strategies and plans.
The Cardiac Care Network (CCN) is a centralized, province-wide registry of patients waiting for coronary angiography, angioplasty and bypass surgery in the province of Ontario[ 11].
His greatest achievement was the molding of these provinces into a modern centralized state.
The basic dispute was between the liberal unitarios, who sought to create a centralized state led by Buenos Aires, and the more conservative federales, who favored a confederation of provinces that would preserve as much local autonony as possible.
In Ontario, the neighbouring province, centralized waiting lists do not accept physician self-referrals [ 31].
This analysis of isolates from the B. cepacia complex from a broad geographic distribution may facilitate insights into the epidemiology and virulence of this evolving class of bacteria in patients with CF. Most Canadian CF patients are cared for at centralized clinics in each province, and the data are relayed to a central registry at the national office of the Canadian CF Foundation.
While Canadian e-health technology has benefited from the country's centralized system, it is provinces like Alberta, which favors adopting a system combining public and private insurance, that have been aggressively putting electronic options into place.
Data on HIV clinical monitoring and drug-using behaviour were augmented with information on HIV care and treatment outcomes from the province-wide centralized ART dispensary and HIV clinical monitoring laboratory at the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (BC-CfE) [ 8, 9].
Was it a centralized, or centralizing, authority?
He has made the force less centralized, giving greater responsibility to the commanders in each of Iran's 30 provinces.
To compare phenylketonuria (PKU) management by a centralized, expert team in the Province of Nova Scotia (NS) with the decentralized approach in New Brunswick (NB).
