"mode of service" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the way a particular service is done or delivered. For example, "We are exploring new modes of service to make our customers' experience even better."
The most preferred mode of service delivery was through calls.
Most subjects evaluated this mode of service delivery favorably in the questionnaire and focus group discussions.
There is potential for the integration of this mode of service delivery into current health services.
With a changing mode of service delivery in the community, students in the health care field need to equip themselves with better clinical reasoning skills, judgement, and problem solving abilities.
In this paper a model is developed for the governance mode of service development in different phases of the life cycles of the mobile network and service, based on the degrees of uncertainty and urgency involved in the network and service development processes.
Future research needs not only to look at the mode of service delivery but also, more importantly, at how the characteristics of the home visitor can effect change in the participant and what level of experience or education (paraprofessional or professional) is best suited to a particular client population.
However, this change did not coincide with an overall increase in endoscopy services and may relate to changes in mode of services delivery.
Some indication of the widespread use of telephone coaching in the USA can be gained from the 2009 Healthcare Intelligence Network survey [ 32] which reported that 86% of surveyed organisations used telephone health coaching as the primary delivery mode of services.
In Boston, however, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority announced that all modes of service would be suspended as of 3 30 p.m. on Friday.
This also makes replication of DDP difficult as DDP is introduced in different parts of the UK; possibly resulting in different modes of service delivery.
A cost-minimisation analysis was conducted comparing the annual costs of the two modes of service provided by the Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) in Brisbane.
