Sentence examples for focused consultation from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't a cuts programme determined by a nationally focused consultation exercise be another example of centralism rather than localism?

He said that "we recognize that with any kind of project a pipeline, an industrial project or even a residential community not everyone will support it but we have been having focused consultation with over 30 groups since we announced the project and that is what we are going to continue doing".

Regarding dissemination, this consultation model could be used in any health care setting with outpatient clinics and sufficient staffing capacity to create a psychiatrically focused consultation service.

It is interesting to note that a UK focused consultation for palliative care research demonstrated a greater emphasis on health economic aspects and service delivery [ 31].

But it agreed that officials from the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF would visit Ireland for a "short and focused consultation".

Ireland's decision to allow the IMF and European bodies to conduct a "short, focused consultation" fuelled expectations that the country would reluctantly accept financial assistance to prop up an economy crippled by a €50bn (£42bailoutloft of its banking sector.

As a result of Ofcom's decision to target regulation to ensure the protection of the under 16-year-old group - the original proposals looked only at the under 9-year-old group - there will be a "short and focussed" consultation to seek views on extending the restrictions.

However, it can be achieved in a focussed consultation undertaking appropriate history and examination.

Training of practitioners in a more patient focussed consultation style may improve the patients experience and engagement in the footwear as an intervention as well as something which is 'worn'worn

Patients also identified a number of different functions of PRISMS (i.e. as an aide-memoire, to focus consultations, to give permission to discuss certain issues, and to provide greater tailoring for the patient).

If delivered in parallel with training for professionals, PRISMS might act as a platform to allow exploration of these issues, rather than the 'task focussed' consultations that have resulted in part from the Quality and Outcomes Framework that has had such a profound impact on consultations in the United Kingdom[ 22- 24].