Sentence examples for joint working for from inspiring English sources

Another initiative in England, 'Pairing trainee managers and doctors – an initiative to facilitate joint working for better patient care in the South East Coast' [ 12], paired management trainees in their first year of training in the NHS with Foundation Year 2 doctors.

As Professor John Appleby, chief economist at the King's Fund health thinktank, says: "The spending review settlement equates to a real terms freeze for the NHS budget, although £1bn has been set aside for joint working with social care services, so it will cover inflation but not other cost pressures".

It is brilliant for joint working.

It was encouraging to see genuine openness and interest in finding areas of common ground to identify opportunities for joint working.

To some extent the lack of joint projects (other than PhD work) has limited the opportunities for joint working.

No 10 said it was not true that Fox had asked for a joint working group on trade with Norway: "That did not happen.

Guernsey prison officers are being trained in Jersey as part of a move for more joint working.

A considerable investment of time by radiologists and oncologists was needed for this study and in practice this may prove to be a constraint for routine joint working.

Trust is built slowly through long-term commitment to funding and joint working through staff exchanges, funding for joint meetings to develop research proposals around common interests, analyse data, write up and disseminate results together.

For example, joint working between the Fire and Rescue Services and health services in the UK has traditionally focused on responding to community-based emergencies rather than on prevention strategies.

The member agencies, which have combined billings estimated at $45 million, are beginning their joint work for McAfee, which makes antivirus software.