Such capabilities are the product of system‐ and organisational‐level capacities, a competent workforce, and a defined and practised preparedness plan 18 (2) Communication services refer to the capacity of public health systems to disseminate accurate and timely information to the public during an emergency 36CAPACITY PLANNING Capacity can be defined as the maximum output rate that can be achieved by a facility The facility may be an entire organization, a division, or only one machine Planning for capacity in a company is usually performed at two levels, each corresponding to either strategic or tactical decisions, as discussed in Chapter 1The first level of capacity decisions is strategic and · There are a number of approaches to assessing capacity for the purposes of assisted decisionmaking arrangements The two traditional approaches are the 'status' approach and the 'cognitive' approach 103 Broadly, the status approach automatically equates certain characteristics or impairments with the loss of legal capacity
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