ตัวอย่าง liaise

• Liaise with the next line manager to determine appropriateness of course.

• The primary health care provider must liaise with patients, make treatment decisions and process patient information, all of which have an ethics dimension.

• They continue to give holistic care based on the family's needs, liaising with all members of the primary health care team.

• It also seems clear that it would have been very useful if some of the authors had been encouraged to liaise over their contributions.

• Where care managers are aware of such problems, they need to liaise more closely with both providers and local authority contracts departments.

• As a result, most other cancer sites now have a nurse-led review clinic and site specialist radiographers liaise closely with the multidisciplinary teams.

• They liaise with other hospitals, the community and all professionals who will be involved with the child's care.

• The results from the questionnaire show there is a willingness among many private teachers to liaise with schools, although this happens little at present.

• The provider may advocate for the client if necessary or liaise with other professionals and agencies as needed.

• In particular, people had to be able to make decisions, liaise with other agencies and handle a more dependent set of clients.

• To liaise with the patient's medical and surgical team.

• They both noted that they acted as advocates for their clients arguing that this meant they had to liaise with numerous other professionals and services.

• Facilitated by international agencies, national civil society organisations liaised regularly with partners from neighbouring countries, primarily to exchange experiences in their fields of expertise or policy analyses.

• Discussions about the role of coordinating discharge resulted in general agreement that the named or primary nurse should co-ordinate discharge and could liaise with occupational therapist, physiotherapists and social workers.

• Physiotherapists will also liaise with occupational therapists and social workers if symptoms warrant extra support or women are not able to manage the requirements of daily living.