Sentence examples for frontline link from inspiring English sources

We previously reported a technique to overcome campaign fatigue utilizing the help of frontline link nurses.

Significantly, too, Tevez and Rooney gave lie to the theory that two natural No10s could not lead the frontline together, linking well, managing not to get in each other's way and hitting on a fl uid rotation system that allowed Ronaldo and Ryan Giggs to pop up as strikers when the occasion demanded.

Fast track schemes are unlikely to be the panacea government expects, given Frontline has established links with the civil service fast stream for participants who decide they do not want to be involved in direct social work practice.

Thus, managers should foster links between frontline nurses and nursing aides and other clinical and support staff.

Unidirectional communication weakens links between frontline health providers and women and leads to suboptimal maternal and neonatal health outcomes.

The Department of Health acknowledges the need to 'establish effective links with frontline services, utilising the potential of VCF sector agencies as valuable catalysts for dialogue, mutual understanding and empowerment [ 48] (pp48]

The IHSS programme took a phased approach to training and equipping frontline health workers which was linked to envisioned policy changes.

In linking cadres of frontline workers who are primarily community-based with those who work in primary health facilities, a larger number of families can be supported through combined counselling, health education and negotiation at home, pregnancy care, skilled care at birth, and postnatal healthcare in communities and primary health facilities [ 22].

It has the potential to be useful for meeting the core capacity requirements of the IHR (2005) by focusing on frontline HCWs who are the first link in the public health reporting chain.

The authors are now working in partnership with Homeless Link, the national umbrella organisation for frontline homelessness services in England, and the Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion Health to launch a national influenza awareness campaign targeted at homeless people and staff in hostels and day centres.

The Centre for Mental Health is a research and development "incubator", linking the worlds of policy and frontline service provision.