Sentence examples for facilitate integrated from inspiring English sources
More awareness of this phase-wise development of integrated care, could facilitate integrated care coordinators and others to evaluate their integrated care practices and guide further development.
The results presented here should facilitate integrated management of groundwater and surface water resources.
Fink's Taxonomy of Significant Learning can be applied to facilitate integrated course design for a pediatric baccalaureate nursing curriculum.
The practice of concurrent engineering (CE) is adopted widely to facilitate integrated design and manufacture by industry in order to maintain competitiveness in the market place.
The Flax-PP effectively processed samples of diverse characteristics and will facilitate integrated research on retting methods for fibers with tailored properties.
With further analysis on use (type, intensity, and spatial extent) data on human-made objects are likely to contribute to a better modeling and understanding of multifunctional periurban landscapes and thus facilitate integrated landscape planning.
The average reservoir surface could be 7.85 ha, which is a rather low value considering existing pumped storage practices, which would greatly facilitate integrating the new bodies of water into the landscape and natural ecosystems.
Enhancing the capacity and accessibility of state PDMPs is imperative to facilitate integrating the prescription drug monitoring data system into clinical practice.
Despite evidence about what inhibits and facilitates integrated working there was limited evidence about what the outcomes of different approaches to integrated care between health service and care homes might be.
The incretin system, therefore, facilitates integrated physiological responses to meals of different size and composition allowing ingested nutrients to be optimally metabolized.
The majority of GPs' interviewed considered that electronic medical records are an integral and essential element of their work during the consultation, playing a key role in facilitating integrated and continuity of care for patients and making clinical information more accessible.
