Successful implementation of mass prophylaxis operations was characterized by clarity of mission and eligibility criteria, well-defined lines of authority and responsibilities, effective communication, collaboration among city agencies (including law enforcement), and coordination of staffing and supplies.
Leaders in nursing homes should focus on active leadership and particularly task-oriented behaviour like structure, coordination, clarifying of staff roles and monitoring of operations to increase quality of care.
Each year, we receive more than 20,000 work orders, and the care and coordination of our staff are crucial to helping us resolve them.
We acknowledge the support and coordination of all staff of NACO project, PhD students of Department of Medicine and Microbiology.
Last, poor coordination of clinic staff and services (including volunteers) was perceived as a key barrier to delivering high quality care.
The partnerships in all four countries can be described as lying between cooperation and collaboration; greater coordination of resources (staff and finance) might be the next step in the evolution of the relationships [ 2].
For example, in Fiji a contingency plan for disaster response and coordination of health staff was in place, including legislation to empower key individuals to make decisions in times of disasters.
Staff are eligible to participate in professional development opportunities such as workshops and seminars with supervisory/department approval to ensure coordination of department staffing and cost implications.
Interviews were analysed to identify five key themes identified: training, "top-ups", mentoring, coordination and recruitment of staff.
This requires more information on the staffing situation, the application of more accurate methods for determining personnel requirements, and closer coordination between supply of staff (often independently controlled by education institutions) and demand or capacity of absorption.
