Sentence examples for coordinate interventions from inspiring English sources

In Gujarat, the health system needs to be improved in terms of the capacity to coordinate interventions.

Effective implementation of these activities depends on how CHMTs work with other partners to plan, organize and coordinate interventions at the district level.

5, 11 This requires binational or multinational collaboration to share information on population movement and the occurrence of malaria in border regions, and to coordinate interventions to prevent reintroduction of malaria.

The increased population mobility requires an effective and sustainable mechanism to coordinate interventions ensuring quality TB prevention and care, including early diagnosis, uninterrupted treatment and patient support across borders (fig. 1) [ 6].

Given that customer preference and prescribing practices at health facilities appear to be major drivers for inappropriate antibiotic dispensing in ADDOs, the Pharmacy Council, which has regulatory authority over ADDOs, should help coordinate interventions targeting health facility providers, community members, and ADDO staff.

In fact, a key element of the effectiveness of an interdisciplinary approach to CD for vulnerable primary care patients is the use of a single caregiver (usually a nurse) to serve as the main contact and to coordinate interventions between health care professionals and the services provided [ 28].

A weak U.S. dollar is not in everyone's favor, and a recent Morgan Stanley research note suggests that the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan and European Central Bank may coordinate intervention efforts to lift the U.S. dollar.

These results suggest that delivery of the intervention beyond the trial is unlikely to be sustainable using this model of a centralised, non-research agency to coordinate intervention delivery.

They jump from organisation to organisation, and are adept at manipulating internal structures for their own advantage: sitting out long boring meetings, coordinating interventions, playing victim when it suits.

Real-time data in emergency situations are indispensable for guiding strategy, coordinating interventions, and troubleshooting problems.

Improved approaches or coordinated interventions across environments may be needed to extend health promotion beyond scout meeting settings, if lasting behavior change and obesity prevention remain targeted outcomes.