Sentence examples for enabled consultation from inspiring English sources

Overall, however, our involvement strategy has enabled consultation (asking for views and using these to inform decision making), collaboration (active and ongoing partnerships) and a degree of user-controlled research (e.g. through design of research methods).

Processes that were intended to enable consultation among our citizens have instead tended to be driven by international consultants to fit donor time schedules.

To provide a digital copy of personal data free of charge, including images in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format upon patients' request in order to enable consultation by another healthcare provider across national boundaries ('data portability').

Having a pharmacist integrated into the medical centre could take advantage of the existing infrastructure to enable consultation to be held in a private space.

It will also outfit the clinics with videoconferencing technology to enable consultations with psychiatrists and other specialists.

It is therefore very probable that female workers would want an informed consent process for occupational health purposes which enables consultations since the resulting occupational health reports could affect their employment status.

The new education minister, Simon Birmingham, has also delayed by a year the proposed start date for university funding cuts and fee deregulation to enable further consultation with the sector and crossbenchers about the stalled and unpopular plan.

The community engagement strategy was based around three key activities: creating the representative structures to enable community consultation and participation; establishing mechanisms for information exchange, particularly for individuals in the community to engage directly with SEACO; and establishing processes for community-directed involvement in SEACO research and activities.

The creative consultation enabled us to reach and consult with more than double the number of young people than if we had been using the questionnaire alone.

Digital ICTs have been enrolled in telemedicine to enable remote consultations [ 5, 6] and telemonitoring to allow patients to undertake routine testing and data transmission and enabling remote surveillance by clinicians or clerical workers [ 7, 8].

(a) A stationary clinic (whether private or public sector) may already exist, which a non-governmental organization (NGO) or a city-based hospital equips with diagnostic hardware, a computer and an internet connection to enable tele-consultations with a specialist in the city.