Sentence examples for Routine mandate from inspiring English sources

Administrative efficiency was achieved by arranging for program monitoring to be done together with the district health office as part of its routine mandate.

Large or ungainly drivers won't appreciate the falling-into/climbing-out-of routine mandated by its non-adjustable bucket seats.

Medical simulation is not yet a routine or mandated part of medical training or ongoing practice.

a. Policy All participants were receptive to all routine vaccines mandated by either Hong Kong or mainland China governments.

In the US neonatal screening is routine and mandated in many states, which may explain the choice to subsume screening under the heading of research.

Since 2009, PROMs have been used on a routine and mandated basis to assess outcomes in four elective surgical procedures in the NHS in England (http://www.ic.nhs.uk/proms, accessed 21 March 2013).

Each of these organisms is recognized as a cause of serious foot infections, but they are not so common as to mandate routine coverage[ 29].) There is also evidence for practice variation in the agents chosen to achieve each spectrum, in that the number of spectra is substantially smaller than the number of regimens.

In observations of CHWs their roles, particularly in households, were often vague and lacking in definition, tending to follow a limited number of locally mandated routines, and heavily focused on meeting daily visit quotas.

Although there has been some discussion of mandating routine ATF inspections for each licensee over a certain period, Wolfe said that it would be impossible for inspectors to abide by such a standard with the agency in its current financial shape.

Mandating routine immunization against polio was followed by significant increase in coverage rates in late 1980s [ 7].

Such populations are arguably at higher risk of developing catheter related complications than general medical and surgical patients in whom routine changes are mandated.