Sentences with phrase «care management capacities»

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CVS began as a pharmacy chain, acquired pharmacy benefit management (PBM) capacity, and added numerous Minute Clinics to provide easy access and low - cost usual care, then discontinued the sale of tobacco products as it changed its name to CVS Health.

(1) clarity, strength and persuasiveness of Christian conviction and commitment; (2) good preaching and the ability to design and lead meaningful worship; (3) conviction of and commitment to pastoral calling as integral to Christian ministry and pastoral care; (4) deep sensitivity to the needs of people individually and in groups; (5) concern for, dedication to, and skill in working for congregational development and growth as a part of faithfulness, for the nurture and retention of members who show signs of slackening commitment, for the motivation and training of lay persons to work for church growth; (6) capacity to generate enthusiasm in other people, personal warmth, competence, spiritual authenticity; (7) ability to encourage and generate a spirit of unity in a congregation; and (8) organizational development and conflict management skills.

He said the South Korean government was committed to improving health care for newborns and quality education through capacity building of teachers, circuit supervisors and school management committees.

In her capacity as Vice President of Responsible Care and Value Chain Outreach at the American Chemistry Council (ACC), Ms. Phillips is responsible for the management of ACC's Responsible Care initiative, a comprehensive environmental, health, safety and security performance program implemented by all ACC members.

Providing high quality housing and minimizing length of stay through pro- active management are two key factors in assuring capacity for care for every cat in the shelter.

To address this, a Capacity for Care (C4C) management model was devised to balance health and welfare requirements of all animals while maintaining or improving goals for positive outcomes, such as adoption or transfer.

Capacity for Care Case Studies Capacity for Care (C4C) is an operations and management model that helps shelters better meet the needs of the animals in their facility.

«Recruiting rescue groups, foster homes, and other facilities for housing infected dogs until they are no longer contagious is a valuable ancillary approach for successful management and resolution of a shelter outbreak without sacrificing capacity for care,» she said.

While there is a growing sense of urgency to professionalize the fields of animal shelter medicine and management, animal care organizations often report that a lack of financial resources and staff capacity are barriers to building robust training and development programs for staff and volunteers.

Providing high quality housing and minimizing length of stay through pro-active management are two key factors in assuring capacity for care for every cat in the shelter.

There are many types of damages, including damages for pain and suffering, out of pocket expenses or special damages, loss of housekeeping capacity, loss of future housekeeping capacity, loss of income and past diminished earning capacity, future diminished earning capacity, cost of future care, accelerated depreciation, in - trust claims, and tax gross up and management fees.

The case arose from a car accident injury in BC in which The claimant sought compensation for pain and suffering and loss of enjoyment of life, as well as past and future earnings losses, loss of homemaking capacity and cost of future care and management fees.

As capacity is an issue - specific matter, separate declarations were sought in respect of PS's incapacity to litigate and decide where she should reside, whom she should have contact with and on issues concerning her care and the management of her financial affairs.

I strongly believe that my substantial knowledge in palliative care, rehabilitation, infection control, Alzheimer's management and senile dementia in combination with remarkable organizational and task prioritization competencies could be effectively put to use at Senior Care in capacity of a care, rehabilitation, infection control, Alzheimer's management and senile dementia in combination with remarkable organizational and task prioritization competencies could be effectively put to use at Senior Care in capacity of a Care in capacity of a PSW.

• Creative decision - maker and problem - solver focused on developing effective solutions and exceeding project goals while ensuring the continuous delivery of top quality services Core Competencies Health Care • Therapy • Operations Management • Administrative Management • Public Relations • Project & Program Leadership • Outreach & Development • Network Development • Project Management • Training Delivery • Team Leadership • Social Service • Resource Optimization • Strategic Planning • Education & Training • Research • Publications • Program Planning & Development • Counseling • Capacity Building

Core Competencies Health Care • Therapy • Operations Management • Administrative Management • Public Relations • Project & Program Leadership • Network Development • Project Management • Training Delivery • Team Leadership • Resource Optimization • Strategic Planning • Education & Training Research • Counseling Capacity Building • (LGBTQ) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning Community • Couples Therapy • Psychotic Symptoms • Assertive Behavior • Conflict Resolution

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Historically, «self - management» has been understood in terms of a specific set of behaviours and capacities, including certain healthy lifestyle behaviours, actively managing one's own relationship with health care providers, self - monitoring and initiation of contact with health service providers when necessary.