Sentence examples for intake service from inspiring English sources

The Winnipeg Central Intake Service (WCIS) for hip and knee replacement surgery was implemented to improve access in the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.

A central intake service acts as the point of initial contact for access to DACS, with subsequent referrals made to relevant services as appropriate.

(Staff, Community Care, P5) "I think that's a really, really difficult time to ask people presenting [to our intake service] because they're in crisis of one sort or another so to me that would not be appropriate.

In 2006-7, 2,632 calls were received by the central intake service for the Area Health Region in which the Central Coast DACS is located, with 64% of these being referred to Central Coast DACS.

New referral to the DACS, via the centralized intake service, who have not been allocated to a clinician, will be contacted by AH, SW or MB (clinicians of the DACS) to discuss study participation and consent to release contact details to the research team.

Teams concurred that, while the exact time should be left to the clinician's discretion, the point of entry to services should be avoided, since this is often a moment of crisis: "I think that's a really, really difficult time to ask people presenting [to our intake service] because they're in crisis of one sort or another so to me that would not be appropriate.

His father is the intake services coordinator for the Department of Corrections in Cranston, R.I.

Mr. Suozzi plans to move the administrative offices of the departments into the second floor of the new building this summer and then move the client intake services into the first floor by the end of the year.

Intake services, residential and day treatment programs were observed and a variety of agency staff members were consulted.

It is necessary to review the roles and responsibilities of the health professionals currently involved in centralized intake processes to determine whether they are in fact the most appropriate and relevant provider to deliver intake services or whether there are alternative providers that may fill these roles to improve quality and gain efficiencies.

The consequence of attention to risks and problems to the omission of resilience and protective factors is a lopsided understanding of clients and this view becomes a limiting factor that can shape intakes, service delivery and research.