Sentence examples for reorganisation including from inspiring English sources
Introduce extended clinic hours and patient pathway reorganisation, including changes in recall systems.
Consequently, diabetes services are undergoing a major process of reorganisation, including the devolvement of routine diabetes care/diabetic review from secondary to primary healthcare settings.
The military were opposed to reorganisation, including an increase in regional autonomy granted by the central government, and reforms to improve efficiency were seen as a direct attack.
In two of these SUs uncertainty regarding service reorganisation, including senior staff competing for posts, impacted on leadership and staff morale.
Since then, there have been major National Health Service (NHS) reorganisations including dedicated HF services 18 and the introduction of technologies such as cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT).
She reported that quality outcomes at some of the homes improved after reorganisation that included implementation of a new model of HRM based on job enlargement and cross-training, but concluded that the "business" focus of the "high performance model" made it inappropriate for the health care sector.
What looks like improved efficiency on paper means a total reorganisation in practice, including job losses.
But if the government didn't want to talk reorganisation, others did, including some of the biggest beasts in Welsh local government.
The disruption of the membrane structure and raft integrity, caused by a decrease in the level of membrane cholesterol, interferes with execution of cellular functions, including reorganisation of the actin network [ 66, 69].
From a trading perspective, there remains good organic growth prospects for UK formats, backed up by further margin and cost initiatives, including the reorganisation of the distribution network next year.
Various suggestions were made by the Charity Commission to raise funds for the school, including a reorganisation with Archbishop Abbot's School.
