The phrase 'public sector setting' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a work environment that is part of the public sector, such as a government agency, public school, or a hospital. For example, "My brother works in a public sector setting as an environmental scientist at the Department of Natural Resources."
This commentary offers preliminary considerations around a phenomenological investigation of chiropractic services in a Danish public sector setting.
Though racial and educational factors partly explained added incarceration risk, presence of a serious mental disorder heightened the incarceration risk within all strata in this public sector setting.
Little investigation has however hitherto been conducted to determine the validity of theatre utilization, as a marker of theatre performance, in the public sector setting.
The aim of the study was to assess whether a DMP capitation model, adapted for the South African public sector setting, was potentially cost-effective.
Americans can no longer afford to be forced to choose between the lesser of two evil candidates who pit the private sector against the public sector, set the rich against the poor, and maintain a climate of political and social unrest.
We converted the retail prices of syringes and needles in the public sector set by the Ministry of Health in US$ according to the exchange rate in use in May 2001 (1 US$ for 750 Francs CFA).
And heroes like Ali Parsa who, inspired by a surgeon friend who complained he was fed up with the poor management of healthcare institutions in both private and public sectors, set up Circle Health that now runs and builds hospitals.
They are better paid than other people in the public sector – "if BBC pay was locked into a public sector set of comparisons, that would be very damaging", admits a senior executive – but an average staff salary of £39,000 is not high by the standards of the British national media, few other parts of which have anything like the BBC's global importance.
(ii) Providers: consisting of physiotherapists (public and private sector, inpatient and outpatient settings), continence nurses (public sector outpatient setting), and their managers.
However, such salary alignment was only for clinical or monitoring and evaluation M&E staff (and not management level staff): some NGOs proactively enquired about salary levels in the public sector, before setting their own scales upon recruitment.
If you work in the public sector, this sets you apart.
