Sentence examples for restructuring of service from inspiring English sources

Restructuring of service flow to include distinct admission/triage, labour, delivery/immediate postpartum and early postpartum care areas (e.g. curtain dividers) to improve care efficiency and privacy for women; restructuring of staff roles with specific assigned tasks for each phase of care.

With many GP premises unsuitable for delivering expanded services, buying doctors out of their buildings can accelerate the restructuring of services into larger organisations with the critical mass to invest.

Restructuring of services proposed would see savings of £3.7m within health and social services, £2.2m in education, sport and culture and a further £1.9m recouped from social security.

"Imaginative restructuring of services to promote better integration will mean better outcomes for many of our most vulnerable residents," he said.

This qualitative study was devised to explore newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients' perceptions of their disease and the health services they receive at a time when this restructuring of services is taking place.

This already problematic situation was compounded, according to respondents, by the restructuring of services (item 9) which was a factor encountered by most respondents (95, 96.9%) of whom almost all felt it inhibited access (92, 93.9%).

The result was the Malta meeting between the Patriotic Front and an Anglo-American team at which the Patriotic Front emphasized the need for accepting certain fundamental democratic principles, such as universal adult suffrage, free elections, restructuring of public service, and the disbanding of the Smith regime's illegal army.

But in a reflection of a desire to have stronger leadership at the Army in the midst of the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal, strains on Army forces worldwide and a major restructuring of the service, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld is nearing a decision to recommend that President Bush select Mr. Harvey for the job, officials said.

Writing in the Sunday Express, Labour's Keith Vaz also said government restructuring of the service had undermined police morale.

In Wales, regular contracting meetings were suspended with the impending restructuring of the service, and instead we observed meetings concerned with planning the unified health board framework that would replace contracting.

On the social front, demands for better education, health, justice and security should be tackled only after a complete restructuring of the services industries, making it possible to provide more and better services with the same costs.