Sentence examples for coordinators as a from inspiring English sources
The Alabama CBO also used multiple funding sources to continue providing linkage services using one of the original linkage coordinators as a dual linkage/standard case manager.
However, forging links between CRep networks and external organisations on specific agendas for action and change was not observed or reported during fieldwork nor suggested by CReps or Coordinators as a key approach to progressing an issue.
Dementia service utilisation for some participants relied on care coordinators, as a Greek caregiver explained: When my husband showed memory loss, the care coordinator helped me to organise an appointment with a GP and to apply for care services.
A course website was created that contained contact details of the teaching team and coordinator, as well as a course handbook and videos introducing the course.
Patients recently discharged from hospital and their relatives advocated for the introduction of a coordinator as a possible solution to problems related to access, follow up and coordination.
He describes Paul Hackett, his offensive coordinator, as a supreme teacher of quarterbacks and as a "detailed, mad professor" when it comes to designing, implementing and calling an offense.
He describes Ted Cottrell, his defensive coordinator, as a coach to whom players respond, who makes football fun and "who is stern, but it's a good stern".
These cases represent a "minuscule number" of actual crimes, said Anil Bairwal, the organization's national coordinator, as a large number of such crimes are not reported, and politicians are able to use their considerable influence to prevent prosecution.
Therefore, the parents seemed to believe that the service coordinator as a parent advocate should be taking part more meaningfully in the early intervention process.
In multihop networks the beacons are also used to identify a local coordinator as a possible relay node to the sink station.
In Hartfield, for example, residents frequently cited their coordinator as a 'boundary crosser' 30; she was pivotal in encouraging and facilitating their involvement in activities.
