Sentences with phrase «avoid duplication of services»

Among the goals of the plan is to «figure out who does what» to avoid duplication of services between the local, provincial and national real estate associations.

Community Safety Minister Paul Wheelhouse told MSPs it is «vital that we avoid duplication of services», adding that government had encouraged Victim Support Scotland and Petal to «consider how they might work more closely together to support families in such cases».

New Jerseys management information system, Single Point of Entry for Client Tracking (SPECT), helps local central intake sites avoid duplication of services and ensures that the state effectively utilize limited resources.

The initiative is working to help communities more effectively identify at - risk families, leverage funding and avoid duplication of services.

In our meeting with the Western Australia Government it was made clear that from the Government's point of view there was much to commend locating such a service within government; not least of the attractions was that it would avoid duplication of services.

Not exact matches

«There has been a growing recognition, both from clinicians and leadership, that we needed someone who could set institution - wide priorities and integrate the many excellent genetics services on campus — avoiding duplication of effort among different groups and identifying ways for all of us to collaborate more effectively and efficiently.»

Coordination of services and plans between a public school and private instructional personnel is encouraged to avoid duplication or conflicting services or plans.

It has the major responsibility in Knoxville and Knox County of planning for services for senior citizens; assessing needs of older citizens and developing resources to meet those needs; coordinating services for the elderly to minimize duplication and avoid overlap — whether provided by public, nonprofit, or for - profit organizations; providing information about services and programs to older citizens and their families and connecting them to those services; and advocating on behalf of older citizens.

Most of the services to be provided by the commission already exist but would require harmonization to avoid duplication and encourage streamlining of services.

With this background, consultants can better assist programs in furthering program goals and avoid duplication or fragmentation of services.