Sentence examples for process of prioritisation from inspiring English sources

Hannah White, Brexit lead at the Institute for Government, claims such figures are "finger in the wind" stuff but warns that with all the government has set out to achieve besides Brexit "there is clearly going to have to be a really, really strong process of prioritisation".

The DALY metric would become the main process of prioritisation in global health [ 45].

The DALY metric became the main process of prioritisation in global health.

Surgeons on the other hand seem to prefer individual ownership over the process of prioritisation.

This process of prioritisation is built into the workforce model and is described in Step 1 below.

Both studies suggest defining guidelines for the content of referral letters as one strategy to improve the process of prioritisation [ 7, 8].

Top five challenges in Policy Management/Balanced Scorecard (PM/BSC) that emerged in the survey are as follows: More focus on business results and much less focus on the processes Lack of prioritisation Lack of understanding the process of PM/BSC Role clarity in deployment of Leadership Policies to the operational level Lack of effective deployment to operational level for execution.

This paper summarises a process of research prioritisation for a cancer which so far has eluded the attention of funding bodies, despite the significant disease burden it imposes.

4 Most notably, Clark and Weale have developed a framework that identifies the most important social values, that is, values that are held by a society at large, in relation to the content and the process of health prioritisation.

Barnes and Browne see in this model of accountability an inbuilt tension and potential imbalance of political influence: the Global Fund, they argue, shares with traditional business models a process of vertical prioritisation of accountability upwards to donors, rather than horizontally to the multisectoral partners involved [ 29].

Despite a standard ENHR process for prioritisation, there was wide variation in the frameworks for the categorisation of research priorities, and in the number of categories and sub-categories in each report.