Sentence examples for communication linkage from inspiring English sources

In a separate communication linkage, the statewide immunization registry and the Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) system share data electronically using an internally developed application.

Margetts (1999) reported that communication linkages are essential for passing information between professionals working with children between and across settings.

In a review of the international literature dealing with transition to school practices, Petriwskyi et al. (2005) found that continuity is achieved in three ways: through communication linkages; through coherence of experience and through system coherence.

We constructed diagrams of the knowledge network for each case showing the individual and collective actors relevant to the case and the communication linkages between them.

At the beginning of their projects, several actors had established communication linkages with information sources that would later be incorporated into the knowledge network for this project.

For example, Rwanda's laboratory network benefits not only from government ownership and partner commitment but also from the defined structures and communication linkages between levels of the health system and with partners.

Rich and Oh (2000) posit three perspectives generally taken in knowledge utilization studies: (1) the actions of a rational decision-maker; (2) communication or linkage (e.g. the two-communities theory metaphor); and (3) the product of bureaucratic procedures.

CIOs should be making sure the appropriate Web links are in place to provide communication and linkage to the CDC site so business heads can be informed and part of that planning process.

Care givers-Turbo: (Communication dynamics-Linkage) There are those who start but stop along the way.

Care givers-Turbo: (Communication dynamics-Linkage) : Same to me, there was a time I came on my appointment date.

Regarding horizontal collaboration at the research level, the close partnership forged by an international research organization (ICIPE), a national research institute (KEMRI), and an international research and development NGO (Biovision Foundation) constituted an important conduit and intermediary for two-way linkages and communication between the community and policy-making levels.