Sentence examples for service delivery management from inspiring English sources

She holds multiple professional IT qualifications, as well as leadership qualifications in programme, project, risk, change and service delivery management, plus a Certificate in Company Direction geared towards Board Directors from the Institute of Directors.

In practical terms this means migrating software development from a traditional project management format (PMI [2013]) to a continuous service delivery management format (TSO [2011]).

The effect described in this study suggests that there is potential for improvement with alternative health service delivery management models for influenza.

Analysis of the NSV program in PNG reveals a history of complexities around funding, resourcing, service delivery, management and sustainability of the national program.

Figure  1 presents the flow of data into the MCTS from the field level and the MCTS output reports generated for service delivery, management and supervisory officials.

Boyle and colleagues 42 and Sills and colleagues 11 noted as well that most ED patients with ILI symptoms were discharged home and recommended that special consideration be given to the health service delivery management model for influenza.

The research questions were designed to evaluate user perceptions relating to cost and efficiencies associated with Hospital Information Systems; perceptions pertaining to data confidentiality; the impact on patient treatment and service delivery; record management; the user experience; management's support for system utilisation; provision of training; and willingness to adopt new systems.

We used the following search terms: "mental disorders, depression, prevalence, comorbidity, service delivery, referral, management, treatment, Bangladesh".

Nigeria has ample financial and human capacity to tackle basic child survival, development and protection challenges, yet there is inadequate government engagement and accountability in service delivery and management.

Under a series of intergovernmental agreements, the Federal Government is responsible for the regulation and funding of health services; States and Territories carry primary responsibility for service delivery and management, with some additional regulatory and funding responsibilities [ 5].

This study did not investigate these and other components identified as requirements for successful linkage to care - such as for instance, strengthening service delivery and management capacity [ 18, 20, 35, 36].