Professionalization increases expertise and continuity within the organization.
Critical to the functions of the government's most life-or-death enterprises, they are formally apolitical and provide expertise and continuity across administrations.
The benefits of this enormous expenditure of funds were cast-iron (inflexible) organization, exceptional technical and scientific expertise, and continuity in mosquito control efforts maintained by the regional government for decades after conclusion of the campaign.
Additionally, women emphasised the importance of staff qualifications and expertise, continuity, and communication skills.
A direct result of this renewed cooperation can be seen in the support participants of PaTz experienced (e.g. sharing and appreciating each others expertise) and also in continuity of care (e.g. a lower threshold to contact each other).
Weber observed that the advantage of bureaucracy was that it was the most technically proficient form of organization, possessing specialized expertise, certainty, continuity, and unity.
EPITARGET is also anticipating the future challenges and requirements in a larger-scale preclinical harmonization of epilepsy studies, including training, data management expertise, cost, location, data safety and continuity of data repositories during and after funding period, and incentives motivating for the use of CDEs.
"The idea is to develop a group of people who give you continuity, expertise and relationships.
Secondly, participants expressed dissatisfaction with the level of medical expertise and the lack of continuity of healthcare received, particularly in hospital settings.
A high level of technology and expertise, as well as caring, family-centered and continuity of care are all necessary to ensure the provision of humanized care in such an institution.
To provide security and continuity in the care, it was proposed, there should be a special group in home care with both expertise in dementia and extra time for home visits.
