Keeping with Hawe et al's nomenclature, several key or essential functions were revealed in the study: Mental Health Link's change mechanism (catalysing, doing, reviewing); and the resulting shared care (liaison, case discussion, review and recall).
So he climbed into his car and, with his club's "player liaison" sharing the driving, returned to Norwich to be with Jasmine as she laboured through the night.
Drifting from liaison to liaison they share their women as easily as wine, without jealousy or regret – and then they meet Kate.
The PASAG (Patient Access Scheme Assessment Group) is already established in Scotland to help evaluate proposed risk sharing schemes; similarly the Patient Access Scheme Liaison Unit within NICE.
Throughout the cold war, he worked in liaison with the Mexico City station of the United States Central Intelligence Agency, sharing information and doing favors, former intelligence officials said.
The Pentagon has acknowledged that American military personnel are operating inside Pakistan as liaison with that nation's military, as well as sharing intelligence and communicating with American forces across the border in Afghanistan.
He provided accommodation when Amis came to town for a liaison, and shared Amis's taste for science fiction.
Correction: November 25, 2000, Saturday A headline yesterday about the Israeli Army's response to the bombing of a liaison office shared with the Palestinians misstated the army's action.
"Inadequate coordination by US and Pakistani military officers operating through the border coordination centre – including our reliance on incorrect mapping information shared with the Pakistani liaison officer – resulted in a misunderstanding about the true location of Pakistani military units," said a statement released in Washington.
Some structural aspects were identified which may facilitate liaison including; shared place of working, shared IT systems, facilitating opportunities for informal meetings and building in formal collaboration into the CC framework.
