Sentence examples for coordinated efforts between from inspiring English sources

Multidisciplinary team work involves coordinated efforts between specialists with expertise in their disciplines in the management of a patient.

Building on these experiences, coordinated efforts between APPS and WHO EVIPNet have resulted in evidence-policy capacity workshops, such as the Annual Meeting of the International Society for Quality in Health Care in 2012.

The announcement was the latest in a series of coordinated efforts between the Federal Reserve and other central banks to try to unlock credit markets, restore normal lending and raise confidence in the financial system.

By executive order Thursday, he created a National Export Initiative to help reach this goal and pledged to "unleash a battery of comprehensive and coordinated efforts" between government and the private sector to open up new markets to U.S. exporters.

At the meeting, Karen Christopherson, a Stanford postdoc, and James Nelson, a Stanford professor, explained how, at their institution, coordinated efforts between postdocs, faculty, and administrators have been effective in improving the working conditions for postdocs, including a minimum salary, a grievance policy, and term limits for postdocs.

Coordinated efforts between clinic and community-based obesity interventions may be more effective than either approach alone.

Medical care for patients with cancer requires coordinated effort between primary care physicians and oncologists.

The most fundamental change, and the most challenging, has been coordinating efforts between Mr. Hess's operation and the sprawling Veterans Affairs bureaucracy.

On Friday, the McCain campaign installed several loyalists at the top of the R.N.C. to begin coordinating efforts between the party and the campaign.

But the reality of what it takes to solve these problems — and the difficult task of coordinating efforts between government, the private sector and nonprofits — was very clear.

In November 1978, Joseph Califano, secretary of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (the predecessor of today's DHHS), established the NTP as a cooperative and coordinating effort between agencies involved in public health.