According to findings from a five-year prospective study performed on the elderly, it was assumed that a decline in cognitive function may render an individual more prone to distractions while walking and perhaps less competent in the motor-cognitive coordination involved, thus increasing risk of falling [ 33].
The presence of central coordination, competent in scientific methodology and implementation techniques, is necessary to support the work of individual multidisciplinary teams, to favor agreement between health care professionals and managers, and to constantly remind all parties involved of the importance of the program, as motivation is likely to decrease with time.
The GAPNCD also calls on the FAO to 'Support ministries of agriculture in aligning agricultural, trade and health policies' and on the WTO to '…support ministries of trade in coordination with other competent government departments (especially those concerned with public health), to address the interface between trade policies and…noncommunicable diseases' [ 145], p74.
Based on a review of research on competent coordination in human and animal groups, design principles for problem solving systems are then presented.
System design principles are identified based on a review of competent coordination in human groups, such as work and sport teams, and animal groups, such wolf packs and bee colonies.
Her research, which she plans to use toward an honors thesis, will be conducted in coordination with her Bass Connections project team, Interculturally Competent Analysis of the Uptake of Routine Vaccination.
Most of these informants noted that when foreign providers work in coordination with the local healthcare providers, it reflects an acknowledgement that the local providers are competent.
We assume that the sample in our study are more aware and competent in the physical fitness domains such as coordination, endurance and flexibility, compared to how physical fitness is valued and skilled in older people.
They fight in coordination with us".
Work in coordination with others.
Leadership and followership personalities in coordination games.
