Sentence examples for improved information sharing from inspiring English sources
Cazeneuve's speech yesterday touched on various aspects of internal security, including calling for better border controls in Europe and improved information sharing between EU member states.
The care delivered in the ED setting may benefit the most from improved information sharing [ 10, 11].
Healthcare professionals, advocates and the government believe HIE has the potential to transform healthcare and children may benefit greatly from the improved information sharing.
Difficulties with decentralisation include a lack of supervision and control, little interest (and hence funds) in HIV/AIDS by some local decision-makers, inequities in service provision, a need for improved information sharing between national structures and the decentralised entities.
First, standardized terminology improved information sharing among the screening team(s) and collaborators, as well as with outside scientists, by making phenotypic descriptions readily available to those who did not examine the embryos directly.
Improved information sharing internationally on health professional migration is a recommendation of the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel [ 21] and represents an opportunity for source country emigration trends to be verified with destination countries.
Despite all indications pointing toward increased violence, the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator said the numbers didn't reflect improvements by the U.S. and its partners in stamping out terrorism financing, improving information sharing, impeding foreign fighters and forming a coalition to fight the Islamic State.
But what else can be done to improve information sharing in the public sector?
Mrs. Clinton has called for "an intelligence surge" to improve information sharing among federal agencies and with foreign partners.
Alexander said Snowden drew his information from "what we'll call the public web forums that the NSA operates," established after 9/11 to improve information sharing.
As I argued earlier this week, by improving information sharing, laws and healthcare services, we can more effectively protect our society while also preserving our second amendment rights.
