Researchers generating or adapting evidence about health systems need to be more responsive to managers' needs.
But how does one go about simultaneously satisfying the goals of being holistic, systematic, stakeholder-engaging, responsive to risk managers, supportive of sustainability, and so forth?
"I went to the store manager who was immediately responsive to the idea," says Holdsworth. "We agreed how it would work and I went away and put the details on my Facebook group".
Tenants, however, complained that the managers had not been responsive to their complaints, and some had refused to pay rent until the problem was fixed.
There has to be prioritization, but there's no excuse for a manager to not be as responsive to people on their own team as they are to me.
So far, taxi drivers in Chicago have been very responsive to the idea of Uber, says Chicago Uber manager Allen Penn.
The department's managers, they contend, were not responsive to their complaints on such matters.
Managers are obliged to be responsive to a club's culture, so Louis van Gaal may rue his laboured, technocratic approach, which is the antithesis of Manchester United's traditional faith in youth, faith, width and adventure.
To be responsive to the emotional cost of the job, nurse managers need to actively facilitate psychological support of nurses.
The CoH suggested that, instead of bolstering the power of doctors and managers, the NHS should be more responsive to what patients wanted, through mechanisms such as an improved complaints system, consumer audit, and the introduction of standards.
Mr. Roberts has said the report cards would be a major tool in measuring efforts to improve service and in particular a new program to give each subway line a general manager with the power to be more responsive to riders.
