Sentence examples for coordination responsibilities from inspiring English sources

We claim that an integrated ubiquity support can stem from a simplicity principle: our middleware approach pushes the logic to face ubiquity issues outside the core layer, by keeping only management and coordination responsibilities.

Participation criteria included respondents with administrative or coordination responsibilities, and other personnel directly involved in practical care in the patient's residence.

For example, UNICEF has reinforced its commitment to global cluster coordination responsibilities for the three clusters and two areas of responsibility that UNICEF leads by establishing a dedicated unit in Geneva, core functions of which are funded by UNICEF's core budget.

It is about breaking away from historical silo funding that promotes disease-specific M&E systems over strengthening overall health information systems and about building the capacity of HIS personnel and health system managers to take on programme-specific M&E coordination responsibilities.

A halfway solution between the centralised and distributed approach could be the utilisation of clusters dividing the network and distributing coordination responsibility.

Managed care was characterized by centralized organization, coordination, responsibility and centralized annual assessment.

CM was part to quantitative data collection surveys and was later delegated the coordination responsibility in Zambia.

In the first region, managed diabetes care based on the Chronic Care Model was implemented, characterized by centralized organization, coordination, responsibility and centralized annual assessment.

Apart from smaller disagreements concerning coordination responsibility for the CHD patients, or adherence to the pathway advice, the collaboration was described as positive.

The PMO/DMD on the Mainland and the 2nd VPO/DMD in Zanzibar retain the overall coordination responsibility for this work.

Guided by definitions of integration as shared resources and technologies [ 36] and shared or merged coordination responsibility [ 21, 35], we measured the extent of integration as "full integration" if M&E activities and resources and coordination were shared between the HIV M&E system and the DHIS, "partial" if there was some, and "no integration" if there was no sharing.