Sentence examples for shift services from inspiring English sources
First, we have to shift services closer to home.
The government wants to shift services out of hospital, and small practices in old Victorian houses can't provide X-rays, other diagnostic services, and specialist services.
Officials must decide whether to shift services, create pocketed marketing campaigns or go directly to the individuals with the highest viral load and offer them appropriate care.
A single personal budget to fund services rather than simply paying hospitals for admitting patients, would create a powerful incentive to shift services out of hospitals into the community and at home, and towards prevention and early intervention.
Others worry that intensively monitoring patients in the community could increase costs or shift services away from other people with mental illness — something the authors say can happen in states that, unlike New York, fail to put money into the program.
A key aspect of the analysis is that the various medical specialties differ in their care structures and technical facilities, and thus also in the extent to which medical progress has made it possible to shift services into the ambulatory sector.
Despite best efforts from companies to shift service enquiries to self-service online, the phone still plays the major role in assisting customers.
In health care, role enlargement has been part of efforts to shift service delivery from a task-oriented approach towards integrated care carried out by workers who are able to meet patients' multiple and complex needs [ 117].
Through the contracting process, the province has sought to incrementally shift service delivery to more integrated roles (e.g. combining TB and ARV adherence support), specifying standardised core packages and demarcating geographical zones of NGO activity.
As hospitals buy doctors' offices, they are shifting services from expensive places to cheaper ones.
Commissioning was all about shifting services form supporting people in residential care to care at home and developing specialist care for people suffering from dementia.
