Sentence examples for delivery support from inspiring English sources

These components include: (1) policy and regulatory support; (2) definition of roles, functions, and limitations; (3) determination of requisite skills and qualifications; (4) education and training; and (5) service delivery support, including management and supervision, incentives and/or remuneration, material support (e.g. commodities), and referral systems.

Arm 1 received FootyFirst with full delivery support over both years.

Arm 2 acted as the control arm in Year 1 and received FootyFirst (with full delivery support) only in Year 2. Arm 3 received FootyFirst with minimal delivery support over the two years (Finch et al. [2011]).

Users of Team Foundation Services , Microsofts cloud-based version control system, can now enable continuous delivery support with both Team Foundation Services and the open-source Git format.

However, results were best in those leagues that were receiving concurrent delivery support for an injury prevention program, suggesting that greater levels of engagement with staff at all levels and with relevant organisations can enhance uptake.

Uptake was highest in the FootyFirst study arms receiving maximum program delivery support across multiple tiers of influence, including league administrators, coaches and club presidents, highlighting the importance of organisational and leadership drivers (Finch and Donaldson [2010]).

Hospital in the home emphasises a move from hospital destination based acute care services to community based delivery supported by a multidisciplinary team.

Good leadership requires that leaders are actively engaged in discovery and delivery, supporting the contextual and ideation process, and building the coalitions needed to see the idea to execution, Bacharach said.

In univariate analysis, levels of calprotectin in the initial samples did not correlate with gestational age, birth weight or the mode of delivery, supporting earlier reports [16], [17].

They often felt isolated; physically isolated because they were not well enough to get out to see people and unable to link with normal post-delivery support networks that other mothers could access.

[Mother, Nayagarh] A comparison of OOPS demonstrates that it was higher for institutional deliveries supported by JSY than domiciliary deliveries and non-JSY supported institutional deliveries.