The majority reported that they were well informed by the staff in clinic, but relaying all of the information to a parent or family member not able to attend the clinics was difficult.
This change in strategy was in recognition of the dearth of health economics capacity in Africa, but also reflected the fact that teaching became an important avenue through which to feed back research findings to health service officials, as well as keep HEU staff well informed about policy makers' concerns, thus contributing to the relevance of their work.
Likewise, global health experts could make greater efforts to understand and engage with foreign policy practitioners by keeping diplomatic leadership and embassy staff well informed of their activities and by clearly drawing the link between these activities and the broader policy objectives of foreign policy.
Overall, it was apparent that there was greater convergence in the views of corporate and operational level staff than corporate and direct care clinical staff; notwithstanding corporate level staff were less well informed about cultural competence initiatives happening in clinical practice.
The strategy details clear aims to improve the quality of care for people with dementia as well as objectives to ensure staff are well informed and have the best possible skills to help them to work with people with dementia.
Overall, the emergency department staff was well informed regarding the risks of sharps injury and the immediate steps to take in the event of a sharps injury.
Staff were well informed about the rationale for sperm banking and had relatively easy access to large well-established sperm banks.
Both study wards and their staff are well informed about the ongoing study and will let the researcher know of any questions concerning the study or its procedures.
Our findings show that the health staff were well informed about the core symptoms and risk factors for childhood TB, but not the extent of the childhood TB burden and wide spectrum of clinical presentations.
Advice offered to institutions considering curriculum reform include using various methods to inform internal and external affected parties, ensuring that the student representative body and staff is well informed, reiterating the need for the change, confirming that the new programme meets recognised standards and that the students most affected are reassured about their future studies.
In general, the administrative staff felt well informed of what would be expected of them, but had initial concerns about having to remember which patients were participating in SxS, handing out the iPad, and combining this new responsibility with existing demands.
