Sentence examples similar to concerning that responsibility from inspiring English sources

Alongside this problem remains the issue that physicians who are interested in promoting shared integrated care are concerned that shared responsibility with fellow professionals or patients does not at present mean shared liability.

"I'm concerned that when the responsibility for teaching the curriculum falls on the shoulders of the teachers, who already have a full curriculum, that it won't have the same effectiveness that it did when the police officers came to visit".

It wasn't done for any other reason than that I saw a team-mate struggling and, as far as I'm concerned, that becomes the responsibility of the players" - Matt Prior, December 2012.

The redesigned process had clear benefits for the orthopaedic service 3 and appeared more convenient to patients but ED staff were concerned that additional time and responsibility was being taken in the ED to carefully explain the follow-up arrangements and that this might have an adverse effect on patient flow.

Freidenrich told the council she was concerned that some of the responsibilities would slip through the cracks or wouldn't be able to get done under the new structure.

They are concerned that the increase in their responsibilities to provide all of the services in the ANC model is not accompanied by either an increase in the number of health providers devoted to providing care or by a reduced patient load: "To provide the ANC package we experience great staff difficulties.

There is also a concern that the responsibility for ensuring that imaging reports are acted upon will transfer to the radiologist, even though they have only limited information about the patient at the time of reporting.

In addition, organisational issues still arise concerning the responsibility and ownership of environmental management in relation to operations.

In an introductory medical treatise, Razi goes into further physiological detail concerning the responsibilities of the various psychic organs.

The Chiefs are also the CDF's principal advisor on matters concerning the responsibilities of their service.

Conflicts concerning the responsibilities of different health care providers (in particular generalists vs. specialists in palliative care) were apparent.