Sentence examples for transitional management from inspiring English sources

Wolff believes a judgment in favour of Kosovo would make it more difficult for the UN to manage conflicts, especially in the transitional management of disputed territories.

But in a news release the theater said that Mr. Cullom was "leaving to pursue a professional opportunity in the producing and presenting theatrical world," and that the board would soon announce a transitional management plan.

NBC Universal Chief Digital Officer George Kliavkoff will head a transitional management team composed of executives from both News Corp. and NBC Universal.

A youth focused service across the adolescent and early adult years may be better placed to avoid young people falling through the service gap created by poor transitional management.

In addition, to focus on long-term combination therapy rather than details of transitional management (tapering, unused leftover supply, etc)., the first month of each continuous treatment episode was excluded from analysis.

Studies of pre-release versus transitional case management did not find any difference in retention in HIV care, HIV treatment outcomes, follow-up visits, emergency room visits, or reincarceration for prisoners with HIV + (Lincoln et al. 2006; Rich et al. 2001; Zaller et al. 2008).

This study designed a health-social transitional care management program (HSTCMP) and subjected it to empirical testing using a randomized controlled trial in the medical units of an acute general hospital with 1700 beds in Hong Kong during the period of February 2009 to July 2010.

Among the 555 patients recruited, 283 received usual discharge care and 272 received both usual care and the health-social partnership transitional care management program.

The control group received usual discharge care and the intervention group received both usual care and a health-social partnership transitional care management program (HSTCMP) at discharge.

A transitional self-management process could also be emotionally painful.

It is likely that the participants' beliefs about their symptoms as an acute health crisis (e.g., strive to go back to status quo) or as lasting symptoms mirrored their approach for on demand or transitional self-management patterns.