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His report said that to save money and reduce duplications of effort, the department should also reabsorb the agency that handles nuclear weapons, the National Nuclear Security Administration, which was made a separate organization in 2000 because of security concerns.
The present study proposes a synthetic framework to bring back hundreds of environmental and economic KPIs to a few sound intuitive categories, in order to reduce duplications, recuperate meaningfulness and consciousness, facilitate inter and intra-organizational benchmarking.
In data collection, we sometimes seek the wrong information, fail to identify locations, forget to consider the impact of biases, distortions and often do not invest enough in coordination to reduce duplications.
These instruments have not been systematically been considered in current CPGs, but CPG developers may refer to such instruments to reduce duplications and work load. 5. Involvement of all professional groups and patient perspective A broad range of disciplines and professions is involved in the care for multimorbid patients.
Officials at both organizations said they were essentially merging to reduce duplication and paperwork.
RCPs reduce duplication and save money; climate modelling is an expensive business.
This may include merging services to reduce duplication and drive out needless cost.
In an interview, Mr. Eland criticized the administration for failing to reduce duplication and waste before announcing the plan.
"With the need to make cost savings we are looking to use our systems more efficiently and reduce duplication and consolidate the systems.
Anything that can counter the ongoing fragmentation of services, reduce duplication and allocate resources in a more efficient way is to be welcomed, particularly as it should lead to improvements in patient care.
Instead of retrenchment, Mr. Suozzi proposed several new projects, including a 311 telephone service for nonemergency calls from residents and a program to reduce duplication and waste among Nassau's myriad local governments.
