Sentence examples for managers in community from inspiring English sources

Along with the GP, other professionals who played pivotal roles, initiating and co-ordinating interprofessional engagement, included service managers in community health, Practice Nurses and discharge planners in hospitals.

In the literature review instruments of assessment of healthcare executives by the American College of Healthcare Executives [ 10] and The Healthcare Leadership Alliance HLAA) [ 11] are documented as well as a study on competency among middle and senior managers in community health services in Australia [ 12].

She describes mental health service providers as, 'psychiatric risk managers' in communities focused on containment and ensuring security.

Health service managers in communities within an hour's drive of the hosting health service were also asked to inform their staff about the workshop.

Other judges will be Sean Risdale, head of development at the National Centre for Volunteering; Fiona Shadbolt, head of volunteers' week; Ruth Lewis, senior manager in community relations at British Airways.

Active recognition and encouragement of the facilitator roles we have identified are needed among health staff and managers if community participation in health services is to make lasting improvements to the patient experience.

The aim of the COMO (co-morbidity) dual diagnosis study is to asses the impact of training in integrated dual diagnosis interventions on case managers working in community mental health teams.

Notably, the health service managers in the community health services were not trained in CAM; their professional backgrounds included psychology and social work.

Some amount of health personnel participation is necessary to link participants to care, however their role as managers in a community led project is questionable.

The health service managers in both community health services and hospitals stated that the inclusion of CAM enhanced the capacity of their organisation to deliver a holistic service.

King & Zeithaml [ 6] conducted interviews and administered a questionnaire to 96 top and middle managers in eight community hospitals in North Carolina to identify and rank 30 'knowledge resources' that provide competitive advantage.