Sentence examples for needs of clinics from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Sanders said he recognized the needs of clinics like the one in Milwaukee.

The implementation of health coaching should be tailored to the needs of clinics and patient populations, and a flexible approach seems to be more important than fidelity to rigid models that have not been implemented in routine settings.

A 1999 HNTPO needs assessment of clinics in Nangarhar province (KI6), and operational qualitative research [ 26], showed severe shortages of midwives and high reported maternal mortality.

This may indicate that managing the financial, logistical and other business-related needs of outreach clinics exacts a severe toll on their health.

Strategies for a Panel Management "toolkit" were developed and refined through an iterative process to assess the needs of the clinics in relation to smoking cessation and hypertension management, and to investigate the potential for PMAs to act as a resource for providers and patients in closing care gaps.

In translational medicine, "the research question has to arise from clinical needs, and the needs of the clinic have to be solved by the lab," Shi explains.

Of course, solutions must also be tailored to the specific needs of each clinic.

It is believed that, through this collaborative process of coaching and feedback sessions, optimal implementations tailored to the needs of each clinic could be achieved.

This raises an interesting question about research initiated in-house versus research conducted by outsiders: Does the latter address or identify the needs of the clinic equally well?

The process of working together to clarify the intentions and expectations of how the NP would function in each setting to match the needs of the clinic evolved over time and required time commitments from team members.

Ferrinho et al have described the practice of working in both the public and private health sector as "dual practice"(22) Professional qualifications and the particular needs of the clinic or hospital influence the cadre of staff employed for part-time duties.