Sentence examples for multidisciplinary structure from inspiring English sources

The goal of the study was to assess the activity of a multidisciplinary structure for HIV infected patients, two years after the opening of the day hospital.

The intervention aimed to utilize the existing multidisciplinary structure of Swedish primary care.

Almost all participants emphasized the importance of creating a specialized, multidisciplinary structure that engages in an overall approach to sexual violence and that collaborate in a more coordinated and structured way.

A protocol stipulated that centres should implement (1) teams with multidisciplinary structures, (2) team managers, (3) regular team meetings and (4) in-house referral procedures for patients with risky behaviours, e.g. sedentary lifestyle, risky alcohol consumption, poor nutrition or tobacco consumption.

Each Clinical Proteomics Program must provide a multidisciplinary team structure, ensuring effective coordination and integration between the selection and validation components of the Program.

We have developed a novel multidisciplinary team structure using the treating physiotherapist as the return to work coordinator, and having the case manager from the municipal sickness benefit office participating in team meetings.

The Department of Health and the Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee are rolling out Family Support Centers across the country to provide survivors of violence with a central, multidisciplinary support structure that will increase the capacity of these survivors to both receive care and support, and seek justice.

The integrated structural electromagnetic design concept [16, 17] inspires us with a combined procedure, which makes a pretension design from multidisciplinary viewpoint of structure and electromagnetism.

The goal is to create a multidisciplinary European registration structure for patient, tumor, and treatment characteristics linked to outcome registration.

The goal is to create a multidisciplinary European registration structure for patient, tumor, and treatment characteristics linked to outcome registration (morbidity, mortality, locoregional control, and survival).

To further improve outcomes and diminish variation, EURECCA will establish the basis for a strong, multidisciplinary, international audit structure that can be used as a template for similar projects worldwide.