Sentence examples for enhanced involvement from inspiring English sources

Pharmacists worldwide require improved patient-centered communication skills as they transition from a dispensing role to enhanced involvement in patient care.

Democrats are trying to paint this as a success in terms of removing the United States from the conflict and are unlikely to advocate enhanced involvement in the country.

Evidence of the association between enhanced involvement and higher satisfaction is limited and inconclusive [ 4, 5].

Bonding, unity, and leadership among nurses, as well as improving nurses' political networks and improving their political skills were found to be necessary for enhanced involvement in health policy development activities.

The benefits were grouped into the impact on the hospital dynamic such as; improved interdisciplinary working relationships (e.g. between pharmacist and doctor), recognition of the educational/academic role of the pharmacist, creation of ED Pharmacist positions and enhanced involvement with the National Prescribing Service, and personal benefits.

Antimicrobial resistance poses one of the most significant public health threats of the 21st Century 7 and promoting awareness and enhanced involvement in optimisation across the range of health professionals is required for antibiotic options to be protected for future generations.

One motive behind the drive for enhanced patient involvement is improved outcome in which the incorporation of patient experiences is a means for improving quality: "High service quality is important for patients, users, and next of kin.

We are hopeful that the evidence-based methodologies employed in this study will also lead to an improved level of personalized care in the NICU, enhanced family involvement, and a more constructive relationship between the hospital and the community.

All the various interventions were implemented with the aim of improving early case detection/diagnosis, treatment/management and ensure treatment completion through enhanced community involvement and support by increasing access to health care services for BU patients.

Research is needed to study promising intervention areas such as enhanced patient involvement in diagnosis, improving diagnosis through the use of electronic tools and identification and reduction of specific diagnostic process 'pitfalls' (eg, failure to conduct appropriate diagnostic evaluation of a breast lump after a 'normal' mammogram).

The enhanced social work involvement related to the presence of a schizophrenic parent (especially a mother) but the other difficulties could not be attributed to that situation.