The project plan, agenda and speaker list came together without the need for endless e-mail chains.
According to interviews, the following aspects of the intervention were perceived as favourable, advantageous, or beneficial: (1) Independent set up of the project agenda; (2) Support by a steering committee; (3) Continuous information flow; and (4) Back-up and support from the head physician within the department.
Obama uses unorthodox methods and stunts to project his agenda, including appearing on the Funny Or Die web series Between Two Ferns and, more recently, on the podcast WTF with Marc Maron, recorded in the host's garage.
It was the White House's idea to pair the professorial president with a rugged survivalist as part of a strategy of unorthodox methods and stunts to project his agenda.
Medical informatics is defined largely by its host disciplines in clinical and biological medicine, and to project the agenda for informatics into the next decade, the health community must envision the broad context of biomedical research.
You can project an agenda page in front of everyone, so your co-workers know exactly what topic you're currently supposed to be talking about.
Encourage feedback regarding team assignments, project agendas or workplace policies.
Some of those who projected their own agendas onto the slogans and symbols of the Obama campaign were victims of wishful thinking — fed by Obama's oratory of change.
In doing so, he shows how historians, philosophers and psychologists have projected their own agendas, preconceptions and yearnings for certainty onto their portraits of Hitler, and how their portraits in turn mirror broader cultural assumptions.
You then prepare a project kickoff agenda for the project development team.
It announced Wednesday that it was seeking state input on the standards and projected in the Unified Agenda that it would not finalize the rule until 2020.
