Sentence examples for shift in provision from inspiring English sources
Anti-reform: Kambiz Boomla - 'It's is not about giving power to doctors, it's a shift in provision' Kambiz Boomla and his colleagues at the Chrisp Street Health Centre in Tower Hamlets, London, have not needed market incentives to develop with neighbouring practices a care package for diabetes patients which keeps them out of hospital.
As a result, commissioners were wary of disrupting existing patterns of provision, and wary of conflict with providers, and there was very limited sign of commissioners threatening incumbent providers by proposing shifts in provision.
Millions of citizens need to drive a paradigm shift in the provision of health and care.
Since 1979 there has been a remarkable shift in sectoral provision.
The price rises have coincided with a dramatic shift in the provision of student housing over the past decade.
A characteristic common among higher-rated countries is a more aggressive shift in pension provision from state systems to private ones.
In recent years, Australia has experienced a major cultural shift in the provision of Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC).
Advances in Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) [5], wireless sensor networks (WSN) and wearable technologies [6] provide the necessary infrastructure to support such a shift in healthcare provision.
In this paper, we argue that this radical shift in energy provision towards increased energy efficiency and the use of renewable resources can only be achieved if its spatial dimensions are taken into consideration.
Their example of education in Estonia required a significant shift in education provision which may not be dissimilar to that required now if the university is to add value beyond 2025.
However, the plasma concentrations of SCFA were differently affected with greater (P < 0.001) levels of SCFA (mainly acetate) in horses fed the HAY and HAY + SBP diets than in the BAR and BAR + SBP fed horses, reflecting a shift in the provision of carbohydrate derived nutrients from the small to the large intestine in response to the dietary carbohydrate composition.
