In recent years, most companies have resorted to multi-site organization in an effort to improve their competitiveness and to adapt to current conditions.
A program director at a large, multi-site organization that offered both residential and out-patient services, reported, "No, [I don't know the term Article 216 case].
Similarly, a staff member at a multi-site organization mentioned that she had "heard of clients staying in CRs [community residences] for like a long, long time because they haven't gotten their GED.
The Senior Director of Centralized Services at a multi-site provider organization explained that the failure to create a new and effective infrastructure might have been avoided if provider input had been sought in the planning phase of the implementation process: "Or even in the conceptualization of this.
Another characteristic of this group of commissioners and performers of research is that they frequently are multi-site research organizations, with a considerable number of research groups and organizations involved in different financial and organisational arrangements.
Generally, the site organization is described in Figure 4.
It is a multi-disciplinary, six-center, 13-site organization (Table 1) fostering the collaboration of neonatologists, pulmonologists, and basic scientists working to identify biomarkers of one-year respiratory morbidity and mortality in a cohort of more than 750 extremely preterm infants.
Data were collected from ten multi-site health care organizations in three Canadian provinces (Manitoba, Ontario and Nova Scotia) in 2005 and 2006.
The organization was a large, urban, multi-site acute care centre in Canada.
We performed a multi-site randomized trial in six large managed care organizations in the United States.
