Sentence examples for efficient reorganisation from inspiring English sources

Efficient reorganisation of emergency care tailored to patients needs requires information on the patient populations using the various emergency services currently available.

23 36 37 38 Fourthly, adoption of efficient treatment regimens and reorganisation of health services that encourages a multidisciplinary approach and high volume specialised breast cancer clinics may have benefited women irrespective of whether their cancer was detected by screening.

Lansley claimed reorganisation brought efficiency.

This reorganisation leads to dramatic improvements in efficiency and productivity".

Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, warned that the government's obsession with "top-down reorganisations" had sapped the ability of the NHS to become more efficient.

Reorganised school networks Teachers have had different experiences from the reorganisation of the school network.

This contradicts the government's original proposal that the probation services are to be opened up for competition, when this reorganisation of prisons effectively excludes voluntary sector providers who do not have the resources to deliver efficient, high-quality services when such long distances are involved.

The firm is trying to accustom European politicians and trade unions to the fact that it has to cut back the least efficient bits of its business after losses reaching $300m in the region last year.Ford is putting itself through an agonising reorganisation.

But this reorganisation took time.

The NHS has had "reorganisation on top of reorganisation on top of reorganisation".

This follows a curriculum reorganisation.