Sentence examples for collaborative focused from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Hannah Brancato, the co-founder of FORCE, an artistic collaborative focused on upsetting rape culture, maintains that despite the progress being made, a handful college athletes gaining some notoriety over rape allegations doesn't amount to much.

Finally, significant reductions in urine cultures [incidence rate ratio (IRR) 0.73; 95 % confidence interval (CI) 0.66 to 0.79] and antibiotic therapy for UTI (IRR 0.67; 95 % CI 0.59 0.76) were achieved following implementation of a quality improvement collaborative focused on improving urine testing in 17 Massachusetts nursing homes [ 86].

It is also worth noting that this improvement collaborative focused on improving the quality of care from the point of increasing utilization, and ensuring that pregnant women receive requisite services when they attend ANC clinics and other maternal health related services.

In the second step, the learners reached and acted on collaborative focused decisions as the supervisors' stepped back creating more space by leaving the room or directing other staff to the learners, emphasising the learners being in control in patient care.

"We have the knowledge and the aptitude, but we don't have the right attitude," she said, pointing out that the university system is competitive rather than collaborative, focusing on individual projects such as dissertations.

The ACIC instrument was originally a product from quality improvement collaboratives focusing on care for the chronically ill in the USA [ 9, 22].

More recently, I attended a reception at the House of Lords to mark the 25th anniversary of the Institute for Collaborative Working, focused on bringing collaborative working practices to organisations in the UK and worldwide.

The group was crucial to maintain the collaborative focus of the project from the outset.

With our collaborative focus and enhanced continuity of care across health settings, the Care Transition Coalition addresses the deficiencies that occur during transitions by minimizing unnecessary hospitalizations and overutilization of the emergency department (ED).

The global mental health field needs a concerted and collaborative focus on language as a key issue.

Management toward a collaborative focus however, will require a clearer understanding of the strata that exist within both professions, and the common goals that exist between them.