Sentence examples for facilities organised from inspiring English sources

In past studies, KP has been highlighted as a successful model of integrated care with a strong focus on prevention, primary care facilities organised in highly specialised medical centres employing both primary care and speciality care physicians, and well developed, integrated health information management systems [ 18, 19].

She is also involved in "greening" the university's IT facilities, organising automatic hibernation for computers, and making rooms more energy efficient.

Tours of testing facilities were organised for foreign media and athletes were put up for interview to explain just how devastating it would be to miss out on the Olympics after years of training.

A farmer makes the grassy land available and the site (there are no facilities) is organised by a local family who serve strong tea and homemade Welsh cakes in the entrance to the clifftop car park.

A WHO-sponsored national training of trainers' workshop on 'strengthening essential newborn care in health facilities' was organised in Accra.

It was UNICEF's largest logistical operation ever in support of education - and it succeeded because the interim government committed itself to a drive that mobilised teachers, registered children, readied school facilities and organised a curriculum and an entire educational structure virtually from scratch.

With the participation of elected representatives and through effective leadership by the AMO, the CS facility was organised.

NORMAN and its WGs offer their expertise and facilities to organise and structure this process.

The government has all the facilities to organise their own rallies but we've not been given permission to hold one protest since the election.

The main sources of health care for most people are district public health facilities which are organised into three tiers of referral: primary (clinics), secondary (health centres) and tertiary (district hospitals).

Swedish PARs consist of activities that are home-based and/or self-monitored, such as walking, jogging or cycling, and facility-based activities organised by different physical activity organisations in the community.