The loss of life and property in particular may be attributed to lack of public awareness, inadequate disaster preparedness, weak governance practice, lack of coordination among the government agencies, inadequate financial resources, and a low level of technical knowhow as well as skill in mitigating natural disasters.
In the words of Highsnobiety, his is a practice of "zero coordination and zero fucks".
The construction of ISTs via the combination of multiple STs depends on the existing assignment of STs to concepts, following the UMLS's practice of post-coordination for type assignment.
The results of the EFA and CFA were supportive to determine the scale structure and the evidence of criterion validity helped to quantify the significance of the scale for perceived health care quality in terms of primary practice accessibility, provision of coordination assistance and overall satisfaction with the general practitioner.
This study contributes to the literature by providing empirical evidence of the links between the practices of flatness, coordination and modularity, and the ways in which they jointly improve MCC.
We present a 7-weeks evaluation study of the deployment of an exergame supporting the practice of eye-body coordination exercises.
Of all the identified components of good practice, coordination of services appeared to many interviewees the easiest to achieve with limited additional activities and input.
Additionally, in line with the more recent studies taking a coordination-practice angle, the results show that there were also a number of coordination practices that made coordination difficult.
The lack of productive infrastructure, especially for irrigation, the lack of investments in farm modernization, the very low usage of modern agricultural inputs and sustainable practices and the lack of coordination in the agricultural sector are the main drivers behind this low agricultural productivity.
The first version of the questionnaire, called the General Practice Assessment Survey GPASS), was developed in 1997 as a valid, easy to use measure of patients' perceptions of the following critical aspects of general practice: availability and accessibility of care; technical and interpersonal competence (both of GPs and practice nurses); coordination and continuity of care [ 11].
