how to put this sentence in simpler words

"Some key features of effective partnership working is partners consult on a shared vision to underpin their work at an operational and strategic level"

i'm revising for my exam and i don't think i'll remember it with these words. like consult and underpin. i don't understand what it means

Hello again

Eurgh, what a disgusting sentence. It should be taken out into the streets and beaten.

How about: "An effective way of working in a team is when all team members are signed up to the same goals and work together to achieve them"

It says the same thing, without all the silly managerial-ese words.

Hi, great to see you again

Exactly. All these fancy words.

how about this one? there's a few more if you dont mind.

Partnerships have structure and governance arrangements that set out the purpose and principles of working collaboration

Hi, great to see you again

Exactly. All these fancy words.

how about this one? there's a few more if you dont mind.

Partnerships have structure and governance arrangements that set out the purpose and principles of working collaboration

Yes, that's fine. Just post them here. What's the subject, by the way? I thought you did Healthcare? It would help with the 'translation' to know what area we're talking about (this sounds quite business studies/law)

It is health and social care. But there's partnership in health and social care too. like social workers and nurses working together.

Hello again

Eurgh, what a disgusting sentence. It should be taken out into the streets and beaten.

How about: "An effective way of working in a team is when all team members are signed up to the same goals and work together to achieve them"

It says the same thing, without all the silly managerial-ese words.

Thanks Reality for keeping it real yet again...

It is health and social care. But there's partnership in health and social care too. like social workers and nurses working together.

Ah right. A 'partnership' is a formal type of business structure you see, that's why I"m asking.

Take out the word 'formal' in the previous 'translation' and that works still.

How about @NHSFan

Everyone is fine with reality check

I know. It looks to bussinessy.

What about this one?

An effective way for working in a team is communication strategies enable staff understanding and embrace a common working language for effective dissemination, ensuring practices are understood.

Where are all these terrible sentences coming from?! Don't tell me it's a textbook, surely?

Anyway... how about:

"When working in a team it's important that everyone communicates in a way that allows all team members to understand what is being discussed and what is required"

lol no, it's an online material from my college. then i asked my tutor and she provided me with an even complicated answer!

the question is identify the key features of effective working. so is that sentence still good for it?

Oh, crikey!

Yes, it's good for it. Essentially, all those words are just saying that if you work in a team (particularly a MDT where there might be people of very differing education levels) all members need to ensure that the language they use and method of communicating with each other allows everyone to fully understand what's going on. An example of where this can go wrong is where you have two consultants on the team using a load of medical acronyms and abbreviations which make sense to them, but not to anyone else on the team.

The irony of these sentences all being about 'effective communication' when they're written in this opaque, unnecessary language is hilarious! You should point this out to your tutor.

Any more you want translating?

Oh, i understand finally. thank you again.

YES! I have pointed it out to my teacher but she keeps dodging the question.

And this?

Managers have strategies to sustain and augment trust, respect and support between partners, backed up by procedures and practices.