Sentence examples for oriented to needs from inspiring English sources

Shifting from a limited purpose care and referral service, oriented to needs of hospitals to a pro-active and comprehensive engagement with households and communities requires a fairly radical reshaping of roles and relationships within the PHC system as a whole.

The insurgents castigated modern architects for having built "high rise slabs," and they called for an architecture that was "oriented to the needs of the communities and to the real needs of family that would bring people into contact with each other".

Hopefully, library vendors will develop software oriented to the needs of libraries to assist in managing access problems for e-journals.

Current commercial informatics technology is designed for relational which are the most common types in use; in general this technology is not oriented to the needs of geospatial databases.

The successful completion of the project will assist in establishing well-defined research projects that are oriented to the needs of the end-users and provide information that can be used to facilitate and support the negotiations of the EU applicant countries operating VVER-440 reactors.

Mothers-in-law in Nepal are mostly illiterate; content oriented to them needs to be self-explanatory without resort to text.

While the information is useful for faculty in any discipline, the examples and advice given are oriented to the needs of biologists.

Personalized medicine in the days of genetic research is seen as molecular biologic specification in individuals, not as individualized care oriented to patients needs in the sense of person-centered medicine.

Emergency care oriented to the needs of the patient and the relatives could be considerably improved by a close cooperation between a palliative care team and the emergency physicians.

The organizational interest explanation predicts that the needs of organizations and features of organizations (e.g. policy domain, organizational structure and role, positions) shape how actors utilize research, with the corollary that the utilization of research increases if it is oriented to the needs of end-users [ 64].

Considering that other programs were addressing some of these barriers, Ministry of Health decision makers and researchers concluded that one of the most important barriers amenable to improvement was the inability of providers to structure a screening and provide services in a way that is both efficient and oriented to the needs of the individual client.