Sentence examples for fragmented services from inspiring English sources
Emergency treatment is by far the most expensive option but it often bears the brunt of our fragmented services.
This often wastes money on duplicated efforts, say the authors, and leaves citizens flummoxed by the fragmented services on offer.
But the big idea is "bringing together three fragmented services into a single service coordinating all of a person's needs – physical, mental and social".
Fragmented services and/or commissioning also impede co-ordination across agencies, for instance between substance use treatment provision (e.g. rehab) and housing departments (e.g. resettlement).
The thinktank had found "a lack of investment, poor workforce planning and fragmented services have affected patients across the whole NHS", he added.
There would appear to be real value in knitting together highly fragmented services to help individuals figure out the right bundle of services to optimize their personal wellness.
Across the UK, people who are trying to overcome addiction often receive a fragmented service.
According to many social scientists, the neoliberal reforms fragmented service delivery and weakened central control without establishing proper markets.
For example, during the administration of Thomas R. Suozzi (2002-09), Nassau County developed No Wrong Door, which was nationally recognized for ending fragmented service delivery and for promoting effective and efficient collaboration among county human service agencies.
Companies in traditionally national and fragmented service industries, such as retailing, consumer banking, and insurance, have viewed globalization as a way to realize scale economies and to generate growth beyond home markets themselves facing an incursion of foreign competition.
I'm extremely pessimistic that GP-led clinical commissioning groups will be able to draw up contracts that will force a gaggle of private companies to provide anything other than a fragmented service, with plenty of gaps that fall between contracts.
