Sentence examples for sectors facilitated from inspiring English sources

1 4 The complexity of paediatric-to-adult transitions demands system-level solutions that address the alignment of providers in multiple settings, collaboration across various sectors, facilitated communication (including record sharing) and capacity building, all of which commonly demand new, flexible funding arrangements.

In addition to many of the recommendations above, private physicians thought that improving communication between the public and private sectors, facilitating timely care in the public sector for services patients could not afford privately, and providing financial support for patients who could not afford required tests, monitors and drugs would be helpful.

The private sector facilitated consumerist behaviour to a greater extent than did the NHS, but private consumers appeared to base their decisions on unreliable and incomplete information.

A possible starting point would be to do trial projects in a few countries, based on experiences such as those in Mozambique for the health sector, facilitated by the EU, but with some attention to developing a system that has the potential to both draw from and feed into both OECD-DAC and NHA efforts, rather than starting with definitions and coding afresh.

In 2001, the New Zealand government launched an ambitious health care information management and technology strategy that seeks to integrate the health sector, facilitate electronic health records and information portability and give patients greater information access.

For aquaculture, FAO provides statistics and prepares information on the global status and trends of the aquaculture sector, facilitating cooperation in the collation at the global level of national and regional data from which it produces global assessments on the state of aquaculture and development trends.

Assessing the cost of zoonoses in multiple sectors facilitates identification of cost-sharing options such as a separable cost method.

The HIV/AIDS working group of the cluster had membership from all sectors which facilitated the mainstreaming of the health aspects of HIV/AIDS into the other sectors.

Enhanced collaboration among the health and FP wings in the public sector, and between public, private, and NGO sectors could facilitate the implementation of improved post-procedure contraception service delivery, particularly for abortion complication patients.

Despite the importance of cross-border issues and the role of sectors beyond the health sector in facilitating or impeding ATM, scarce attention was devoted to those issues in the region.

This paper highlights the importance of implementing a consistent rural development strategy across government sectors to facilitate habitat protection and the ecosystem services they provide.