Sentence examples for organisation practice from inspiring English sources

Peter Cheese, managing director of Accenture's talent and organisation practice, says that presenteeism has become more common as communications break down between managers and staff in firms that are under financial stress.But although workforce-monitoring software may provide what seems like useful information, it is no help when it comes to addressing the problems it uncovers.

This study provides strong support for the public health agency policy and community based organisation practice to implement and expand OEND programs as a key way to address the opioid overdose epidemic.

133 135 173–175 More specifically, the proposed interventions are based on the observation that the steady increase in knowledge transfer efforts combined with pressure to improve the efficiency of clinical and organisation practice leads to an widening gap between the volume of information available and the capacity to make use of it (time, attention, skills, etc).

Applying ecological models of behaviour would enable health service organisation, practice, policy and research to focus on enhancing family efficacy and wellbeing, improving family-centred communication and increasing opportunities for health professionals to be a constructive influence around pivotal points when feeding behaviour changes.

The facilitators and barriers mentioned in the interviews were classified into four categories: 1) Physical therapist (competence and attitude), for example lack of knowledge; 2) Organisation (practice and colleagues), for example lack of time; 3) Patients, for example patients unaccustomed to the use of questionnaires and 4) Measurement instruments, for example overly extensive instruments.

Annual assessments of the OMT programme indicate marked differences in treatment organisation, practices and outcomes between centres [ 32, 33].

While governance is a complex concept that is subject to varying definitions (Power 2007; Renn 2008; International Risk Governance Council IRGC 2005, 2007, 2009), it is generally accepted that it encompasses an array of organisations, practices and ideas (Rothstein et al. 2012) which change over time.

To gather information from radiological departments in Europe assessing the organisation and practice of radiological ultrasound and the diagnostic practice and training in ultrasound.

"He was dissatisfied with the organisation and practice conditions provided by the Jamaican Football Federation - concerns he has previously expressed to the management," read a club statement.

In 2011, the ESR Working Group on Ultrasound (US) conducted a survey on the organisation and practice of US within radiology departments.

Qualitative studies undertaken alongside randomised controlled trials of interventions to change organisation and practice remain uncommon.