Sentence examples for coordination instruments from inspiring English sources

Meetings are important communication and coordination instruments for project management.

Building on the existing literature, and past proposals of organizations like ACUS, the Report recommends a comprehensive executive branch effort to promote stronger interagency coordination and improve coordination instruments.

Although, in effect, planning, steering and coordination instruments, and finally those of financing and evaluation, assigned to peripheries during the course of the various policy-making phases, may manage to depict territorial boards as authentic centres of political decision, it will always be the central government that will decide upon the degree and contents of decentralisation.

We conducted a review of relevant literature and existing care coordination instruments identified by bibliographic search and contact with experts.

(3) In accordance with the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), the Union has developed and implemented policy coordination instruments for fiscal, macroeconomic and structural policies.

(3) In accordance with the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), the Union has developed and implemented policy coordination instruments for fiscal, macroeconomic and structural policies which have a significant impact on the social and employment situation in the Union, with potential effects including insecurity, poverty and inequality.

SAS performed the statistical analysis and participated in study coordination, instrument development, and data collection.

We assessed productive interactions among patients and (teams of) healthcare professionals using an adjusted version of the Relational Coordination instrument.

We assessed patients' perceptions of the productivity of interactions with health care professionals (GPs, practice nurses, dieticians, physical therapists, medical specialists, and nurses) involved in the disease management programs using an adjusted version of the relational coordination instrument at T2.

These are the objectives served by the European Employment Pact, which the European Council views as the foundation and the framework of a sustained process for more growth and employment and which is in accordance with the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines, the main economic policy coordination instrument in the Community.

Considering the above issues, interventional cardiologists need a great deal of training to acquire necessary skills such as good hand-eye coordination of instruments, guide wires and catheters, and accurate interpretation of complex three-dimensional (3D) anatomy and pathological conditions from two-dimensional (2D) images to ensure safe and health outcomes.