Sentence examples for encouraging service from inspiring English sources
The many examples given in the survey included the creation of a dedicated user involvement post, encouraging service users to give their views, the appointment of an independent service user facilitator and the setting up of service user advisory groups.
Encouraging service members to seek mental health treatment for PTSD and other problems, he recalled a talk his battalion commander gave the troops before they left Afghanistan.
We aimed to develop routine ways in which the EHR-linked research register could be explained to people who use psychosis services, and to ascertain the importance of the explanation in encouraging service users to sign up.
Following the concerns raised by NCEPOD, NCAG published a set of recommendations (NCAG, 2009), encouraging service providers to reflect on current practice and implement a step-wise progression towards safer and better cancer care.
This was not seen as a solution to the problem of low demand, but it was a functional way of encouraging service use, through describing medication in terms of a more holistic or bodily treatment.
Increased support will be needed from the regional government and NGOs, as overcoming barriers to access and encouraging service utilization will require additional resources in terms of staff and logistics.
Other religions solicit new members and encourage service to others.
It is also important to create incentives and restrictions to encourage service providers to be efficient and limit subsidy costs.
Yet last year Congress lifted a longstanding curb on further growth at La Guardia to encourage service to new markets, and some 400 daily flights were added.
We also will encourage service to country by creating new opportunities within the Americorps and Seniorcorps, programs for public safety and public health efforts.
Dr. Woodson, who declined to provide details, said the campaign would also include measures to encourage service members, their friends and their relatives to remove possibly dangerous prescription drugs from the homes of potentially suicidal troops.
