Sentence examples for managers at provincial from inspiring English sources

Recommendation to TEA programme managers at provincial level.

However, historically a national HIV/AIDS directorate and HIV managers at provincial and district levels have controlled the programme.

Among them about two thirds (19) are managers at provincial level (9) or medical officers/hospital directors at district level (11).

CCMT data were shared amongst HIV programme managers at provincial and district level but were not incorporated in the DHIS and not included in the DQR process.

#DR = down-referral ART site We interviewed four senior HIV programme managers at provincial level and the operational managers of all 11 facilities where we also reviewed M&E documents.

Both HIV programmes were coordinated by a senior HIV manager, 3 4 sub-programme HIV managers and several assistant sub-programme managers at provincial level, assisted by one HIV manager each at district, sub-district (Site A only), and district hospital levels.

Managers at the provincial level (two doctors and a nurse) also took on multiple roles.

As Table 3 shows, horizontal managers, facility managers, and managers in Site A exercised higher degrees of authority over HIV data collation, while being a vertical manager, working at provincial level, having a postgraduate qualification or a higher M&E knowledge score were associated with exercising a higher degree of authority over HIV data use.

Third, despite the top-heavy HIV management structure at provincial level, vertical and horizontal managers play similar roles, mostly performing the same HIV M&E tasks but only on discrete sub-sets of the HIV dataset.

to explore barriers experienced by community midwives (CMWs) when delivering services, from their own and their managers׳ perspectives, at provincial and district level in the context of organisational factors, and to determine other factors linked with the poor performance of CMWs in the delivery of maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH -related services within their coMNCH -related

Theo van Uden, 66, a human resources manager at a provincial Dutch court, said he was voting for the opposition Socialist Party, because income inequality was his main concern.