Sentence examples for plan understanding from inspiring English sources

A readmission could be due to healthcare factors- hospital or primary care, or patient factors- disease and management plan understanding, compliance and adequate follow up.

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Articulated from the viewpoint of the Chief Information Officer of Lifespan, a not-for-profit hospital system in Rhode Island, the vision and strategy preceding the information technology plan, understanding the system's current state, the gap analysis between current and future state, and finally, building and implementing the information technology plan are described.

Teaching gave me a foundation: organisation, planning, understanding different learning styles and needs, the importance of good communication.

"We're anxious to take a look at the plans, understanding that it is extremely important to have a strong and viable auto industry," the press secretary, Robert Gibbs, told reporters aboard Air Force One.

Information processing, i.e. mental activities such as recognising, rehearsing, planning, understanding, decision-making and problem solving occur in working memory.

In order to assist health service planning, understanding factors that influence higher trauma treatment costs is essential.

The key lessons learnt from participation in supplementary vaccination activities for polio eradication and measles control include the importance of good planning, understanding community needs, good social mobilization and supervision during implementation.

As governments increasingly emphasise the role of the third sector (e.g., charities) with respect to the provision of health care and mass public health interventions (e.g., recent Swine flu vaccination in the UK) require detailed planning, understanding Level 2 processes is crucial if health psychology is to influence policy in these areas.

Remediation of mine sites is an engineering concern but to design a remediation plan without understanding the hydrogeochemical processes of contaminant mobilization can lead to ineffective and excessively costly remediation.

If your students need a refresher, this Learning Network lesson plan about understanding nuclear energy and reactors is a good place to start.