Sentence examples for designated coordination from inspiring English sources

Personal coordination also can occur informally through communication among peers or communication with a person in a designated coordination role.

For example, a primary care provider might call a psychiatrist on duty (i.e., a designated coordination role) to determine whether a patient's depression symptoms warrant special attention.

In some institutions a committees or a secretariat was responsible for program coordination, and in others it was a designated coordinator.

Coordination at a disaster site in Québec is best fostered by an approach that rallies the main stakeholders around a designated coordinator.

Within the care coordination process, each patient has a designated care coordinator who facilitates care and service.

Hosts are designated by the coordination service.

Theoretically, the performance gain by parallelizing this step is (M-1) times for a M-processor system where one processor is designated for overall coordination purposes.

Sub-analyses of direct care by domains revealed that a group of designated 'core care coordination functions' contributed to 40.6% of direct care functions.

No. 6: Federal Coordination and Funding: Either through legislation or executive action, a lead agency should be designated to coordinate the federal programs and funding of local school safety efforts.

It is 'a system of sectoral coordination with designated lead organizations' (Steets et al. 2010), conducted mainly through intra- and inter-cluster co-ordination meetings with the involvement of UN and non-UN humanitarian actors and government agencies (relevant to each sector) as cluster members.

A study coordinator among the hospital coordinators was designated in each of these six facilities and the overall study coordination was performed by the Centre of Training and Human Development in the Iraqi Ministry of Health.