"community linkage" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the connections and relationships within a community, and can be used to describe the way different groups or individuals are interconnected within a larger group or society. Example: The local government is working to strengthen community linkages by organizing events that bring together various organizations and residents in the town.
That's a community to community linkage of a sort.
An example of a potential policy change includes funding for drug courts to begin providing training and community linkage for higher paying jobs.
The 15 physicians in region G were asked additional practice pattern and community linkage questions at 1 year post-training (Table 4).
From the six elements of the CCM, items from "clinical information system", "community linkage" and especially "self management support", were less difficult to understand by the translation team.
The ACIC instrument measures changes in the following domains: organization of healthcare delivery system, community linkage, self management support, decision support, delivery system, clinical information system and integration of CCM.
This entirely new questionnaire consists of relevant aspects of the CCM: Delivery system (12 questions), community linkage (5 questions), self management support (6 questions), decision support (7 questions) and clinical information system (5 questions).
(d) Community linkages Community linkages The existence of a structural link with organisations that could refer beneficiaries was seen as important.
Dalston obtains legal and democratic status for devolved governance and subsidiarity The bit I like best is this sentence: Dalston is internationalised, glocalised, through fair trade and community to community linkages Globalisation has already come to Dalston in the form of offshore ownership and (if you believe local rumour) massive laundering of heroin money.
At the Mailman School, Dr. Mielenz research interests include: 1) healthcare redesign focused on clinical and community linkages to deliver preventive services, 2) community- and evidence-based programs to prevent disability and falls and promote physical activity and 3) the psychometrics of outcomes instruments to measure pain, function, self-efficacy and physical activity.
It affirms community linkages and the consequent legitimacy of the organisation.
