Sentence examples for coordination of risk from inspiring English sources

This has implications for the coordination of risk communication strategies between risk assessment and risk management organizations.

This study evaluated the impact of operating room briefings on coordination of care and risk for wrong-site surgery.

UNICEF is requesting US$1.1 million in 2011 to continue its work on improving the delivery, speed and coordination of emergency and risk reduction programmes in a region characterized by increased frequency and intensity of natural and human-made disasters.

Risks to consider in this analysis are cognitive impairment, disrupted coordination (ie, risk of falls), and potential withdrawal effects if the medication is not tapered appropriately after long-term use (Shorr and Robin 1994; Hanlon et al 1998).

The network was formed in response to a need to improve the communication of risk and the coordination of evacuations for communities around the volcano.

For our experiment on corruption, we designed a coordination game to model the influence of risk attitudes, beliefs, and information on behavioral choices and determined the equilibria.

With a maximum increase of risk in the subarea of fine motor coordination (45%) and grapho-motor coordination (16%) the risk increased even further in multivariable regression analysis.

Inspired by the phenomenon of "consensus of wills and coordination of activities" often observed in disaster risk management, we propose a new concept of network characteristic, the consilience degree (CSD), aiming to measure the way in which network topology and node activities together contribute to system outcomes.

EH participated in the design and coordination of the study, was leading the risk assessment and helped to draft the manuscript.

Each network provides case managers who assist with the coordination of care for the sickest high-risk diabetic patients and are augmented by an engaged pharmacist.

Today, the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) is the focal point for the United Nations' policy-making and the coordination of preventive activities aimed at reducing disaster risks.