Sentence examples for reorganisation services from inspiring English sources

Bill Dawson, reorganisation services partner at Deloitte, said the retailer had been a victim of "challenging trading conditions and reduced consumer demand.

It still is an A-class service but what I have seen over the years is constant reorganisation of services, constant fragmentation of services and constant political interference," she says.

Although cross-boundary NHS service provision was commonplace prior to the 1974 NHS reorganisation, such services declined afterwards.

However, it is also essential that clinical staff understand the rationale for changes, and are actively engaged in service redesign, as previous studies have suggested that frequent reorganisation of services can lead to 'change fatigue', staff disaffection and poor morale [ 59, 60].

Its reorganisation of services will reduce the workforce by about a quarter.

Glenfield Hospital is one of several cardiac centres under threat as part of an NHS reorganisation of services.

But Mr Miliband blamed the coalition's own "top-down reorganisation" of services for longer A&E waiting times.

A report published on Monday recommended the trust be dissolved, paving the way for a radical reorganisation of services across the area.

Health board managers have also said previously that a reorganisation of services was necessary to meet the challenges of an ageing population, retain and recruit medical expertise, and to cope with financial pressures on the NHS.

Careful management and some reorganisation of services may suffice with localised disruptions.

Apart from some reorganisation of services, the number of public hospital EDs did not change during the study.