Sentence examples for services were organised from inspiring English sources

Even where working relationships were robust and treatment was clear, end-of-life care could still be adversely affected by the way services were organised and resourced.

It is, as he said, appalling that mortality rates can be 16% higher on a Sunday, and it would surely be better – as he also suggested – if services were organised around spikes in demand, not weekend rotas for skeleton staff.

The charity branded it a "dementia tax" and called for an overhaul in how services were organised.

In physiotherapy, during the contract period 2007-2010 all services were organised with competitive bidding, but during the contract period 2011-2014, fixed-price servoucherschers were piloted in two insurance districts while 23 insurance districts continued organising competitive bidding.

Replacement services were organised by Surrey County Council and four bus operators, with the majority of routes being covered within days by temporary contracted services.

The manner in which VCT services were organised was found to strongly add to this burden.

In our study this meant we needed to examine both how individual clinicians and managers behave, but also how their actions are determined or constrained by the way local services are organised and funded (eg, broader policy and organisational procedures/directives).

Why?Part of the answer seems to lie with the way that health services are organised.

Labour's election manifesto should outline a new settlement between local and central government containing "an explicit vision of how services are organised and where responsibility lies".

So far, no government has taken on the challenge and risk of disrupting the way public services are organised within the existing local government structure.

I think the bigger debate has to be about how services are organised across the day/week so that people can stay in their home.