Sentence examples for supervision and operational from inspiring English sources
The program provides financial assistance to families in any Ohio school district that is or has been "under federal court order requiring supervision and operational management of the district by the state superintendent".
Adequate training, supervision, and operational support will be required to ensure success of any CHW programme.
They conclude, not surprisingly, that as for any intervention with community health workers, training, supervision, and operational support are required.
19, 20 To support the scaling up of CCM, additional information about the educational level, sex, ethnicity, level of training, population covered, and range of activities undertaken by CHWs is essential for refining supervision and operational guidance for CCM.
The first factor is job satisfaction, which includes issues such as the amount of work the CHW is expected to perform, how close her work is to her home, incentives and costs to being a CHW, as well as the kind of supervision and operational support she receives.
The Department for International Development, UK, (DFID) pledged support for TB programme activities, such as procurement of drug and consumable supplies and routine quarterly supervision, and for operational research with the latter activity being used within the programme to collect data on weaknesses and to implement interventions to solve the challenges that it faced.
The NRL plays a leading role in organizing and setting up new HIV laboratory services (such as monitoring HIV treatment resistance), training, supervision, data management, and operational research.
Prior to independent pre-hospital practice, medical crew undergo an intense training period including structured medical education, training and operational supervision by pre-hospital care consultants.
In addition to the CHWs, the sole staff member was the manager (who initiated the programme) who was responsible for fundraising, operational management, supervision, and mentorship of the CHWs.
Papers that examined the relationship between quality of care and operational systems, staffing, staff training, supervision and support were included as well as papers that investigated living conditions and those that investigated specific approaches to improve the quality of care.
O'Toole said scientists under her supervision would "continue to work collaboratively to conduct and oversee rigorous developmental and operational tests of the proposed Gen 3".
