Sentence examples for operational care from inspiring English sources

The task of bringing community members in Gedaref together to discuss the risks of FGM/C fell to a Sudanese NGO - Rapid Operational Care and Scientific Services (ROCSS).

The Ministry and UNICEF are already collaborating on various other child protection programmes including the Minimum Standard of Care which provides a framework of operational, care and protection for outsourced care centres run by NGOs, and also complements the National Child Protection Policy and its Action Plan.

Daily operational critical care and elective planning meetings and a staff education programme were undertaken.

As an operational HIV care and treatment program MTCT-Plus program was exempted from review by the IRB from the Ministry of health of Côte d'Ivoire.

Whether such further decrements in disease burden warrant program change ultimately depends upon operational, health care, societal and cost considerations but is less evident based on epidemiologic indicators.

Both public health and operational health care was structured to custom meet the needs of the evacuees and to create an exit strategy for the clinic and shelter.

Earlier this year, after the eastern half of the city was reclaimed by Iraqi Security Forces, International Medical Corps worked with eight primary health clinics to get once again operational and caring for families.

ADL=activities of daily living; FP=for-profit; NFP=not-for-profit; LPN=licensed practical nurse; OSCAR=Online Survey Certification and Reporting; QAI=quality assessment index (composite measure of staff presentation, operational efficiency, resident care quality, and institutional care plan); RN=registered nurse.

For example, in operational data sets, care home stays may be terminated when individuals are admitted to hospital, even if care home beds will need to be available on their return.

Because nurses are involved in all aspects of service delivery across all healthcare settings, the organization of nursing resources is critical to organizational performance, and managers are being challenged to find operational models of care delivery that maximize the use of available nursing resources while ensuring safe, high-quality care.

However, even across our study sites, we were not able to ensure consistency in the operational definitions of care management practices because they had been developed at the local level within the integrated health care delivery system over many years.