Sentence examples for redesign of services from inspiring English sources
Named Ignite, the initiative is billed as a strategic shift and "redesign of services" by an organisation founded in 1970, following the 1967 Abortion Act.
Barbara Young, former chief executive of Diabetes UK: "The redesign of services to be more integrated and to reduce waste and inefficiency is not being enabled by policy.
In Britain the Design Council and the Royal Society of the Arts are also strong advocates of design thinking.Design for livingPublic-sector bodies are also hoping that the redesign of services will help them cope with the twin pressures of limited resources and rising demand from an increasingly diverse population.
"This includes the need for stronger focus and leadership in implementing robust patient safety interventions and in the redesign of services.
In addition to public campaign and information interventions, social marketing insight can lead to redesign of services, environmental change and legislative or regulatory change.
Further redesign of services is urgently needed to 'close the gap' in poor MIH outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
Four different project goals were identified: new service introduction; service integration; service improvement (redesign of existing services); and service closure.
He told an audience of health service executives that telehealth in particular will support the redesign of health services, from providing specific episodes of care to continuous services.
Subsequently, telecare and telehealth no longer acted as a combined driver for the redesign of care services, and for developing new levels of integration, because the two services remained as before, largely independent, with a range of associated but separate processes.
From the redesign of frontline services to small-scale projects targeting specific groups of children or areas of service – the Innovation Programme is drawing together all professionals to innovate on behalf of vulnerable children.
Children, young people and families have a right to be involved in any redesign of health services.
