Sentence examples for local service level from inspiring English sources

Audit Commission reports are influential at a national political and local service level.

The National Health Service (NHS) in England and other government service agencies collect a range of administrative and healthcare data which is held at both local service level and centrally.

The RG was rolled out nationwide, targeting the 21 county councils in Sweden, from the national level (i.e., governmental level), to the county councils' management level (i.e., regional level) and the clinical level within each county council (i.e., local service level).

The aim of the study is to create an interactive model that can be accessed by health service providers, accreditation bodies, quality and safety agencies, governments and researchers to both test the assumptions in the model and to determine the cost benefit calculations of acute care accreditation at both the national and local service levels.

However, only few studies devoted to identify the value of limited collaboration or information visibility, considering their impact on the overall supply chain performances for local and global service level.

11 While there is considerable information about what clinical governance should aim for and why it is important, there remains limited research into the potentially very complex process of implementing a national clinical governance policy at the local service delivery level.

At a hospital level, at a local health service level, at a state level and at a national level".

Policy documents at the national and state government levels (n=22), and the local services operational level (n=24) were examined for relevance to networked mental health servicing for older people.

Street-Side will augment the Live Local service and give street level views of the entire city.

Bart Russell, executive director of the Connecticut Council of Small Towns, warned that the "myopic metro-mania" would not deliver the tax savings being promised and would end up costing public servants their jobs, communities their identities and residents the level of local service they had come to expect.

Catchments were stratified by distance to nearest maternity service or level of local service as shown in Table 1.