Sentence examples for feasibility of sharing from inspiring English sources

The two municipal entities are now studying the feasibility of sharing other services or even merging their public works and police departments.

Toward that end, Greenburgh and Dobbs Ferry are applying for a $100,000 state grant to study the feasibility of sharing personnel within their police departments.

Pak Vista Shared Technologies is currently exploring the feasibility of sharing messages tailored to the client's stage of pregnancy.

Several studies that have demonstrated the feasibility of sharing decisions with patients in the emergency room [ 38] confirm that it is not unreasonable to pursue this goal.

In this pilot study, we examined the feasibility of sharing data, from the RAI-HC, between care coordinators and service providers.

Recently, the investigators in the CATIE trial of antipsychotic therapy in schizophrenia demonstrated the feasibility of sharing complete pharmacogenomic study data and discussed the utility of this approach for the scientific community [ 27].

Whether the task sharing should include both surgical and medical methods of abortion may still be debated; however; there is sufficient evidence of the feasibility of task sharing in the provision of medical methods of abortion.

A recent study of acceptability and feasibility of task sharing interventions for mental health care found ongoing supportive supervision and adequate training and compensation to be crucial for feasibility [ 46].

In this cross-sectional survey of frontline PHC workers from a low-income sub-Saharan African country setting, comprehensive information was obtained about knowledge gaps and the acceptability and feasibility of task sharing mental health care with PHC workers.

This aligns well with the recent study of acceptability and feasibility of task sharing for mental health in five countries indicating that understanding the socio-cultural context is essential for identifying appropriate health or other workers to deliver the intervention [ 46].

A recent systematic review of the acceptability and feasibility of task sharing mental health care with PHC workers in LMICs found that studies were scarce and were often concerned with clearly circumscribed interventions for specific disorders rather than providing a general mental health service [ 18].