Sentence examples for modelling of delivery from inspiring English sources

The training consisted of an initial training course (1 1/2 days) which included modelling of delivery of the self-monitoring sessions by the trainers.

Yes, we need to think around new models of delivery but there are many now to act as exemplars.

We need new and flexible models of delivery where the emphasis is on building services around individuals, not institutions.

"When clinical models of delivery which are acknowledged across the world are dismissed as 'voodoo' and 'psychobabble' it doesn't bode well for the intellectual ability of the MPs involved," she wrote.

One clear revelation was that many of the challenges likely to shape the future are already with us, such as new entrants and models of delivery, globalisation and 'the market'.

The legislation was intended to improve health care in places where doctors were scarce, and to promote a new model of delivery that used nurse practitioners, physician assistants and other primary care specialists.

Whether residential or home-based, we need to look at some of the models of delivery emerging across the sector, including the establishment of Buurtzorg-inspired wellbeing teams that are developing to meet needs within homecare.

Before beginning his four years in Rwanda, Dr. Park worked on implementation research surrounding community-based models of delivery in both diabetes mellitus and MDR-TB for two years with AMPATH in Eldoret, Kenya.

These data are consistent with a model of delivery of hydrophobic small molecules to the brain that does not rely on internalization of polymer nanoparticles in target tissue.

This paper focuses on a model of delivery of professional experience courses for pre-service teachers that has been running in the author's institution for 9 years.

In an interview with the Guardian, Keogh said: "If the NHS continues to function as it does now, it's going to really struggle to cope because the model of delivery and service that we have at the moment is not fit for the future".