The phrase "a large scale quality" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a quality that is significant or extensive in scope, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project demonstrated a large scale quality that impressed all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a high level of quality" or "a significant quality".
To understand the enablers and constraints to implementing a large-scale quality improvement programme in general practice, designed to improve care for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Studies varied from small scale improvements for specific patient groups to large scale quality improvement programmes across multiple settings.
Included interventions review varied in scale from small scale improvements for specific patient groups in individual settings to large scale quality improvement programmes across multiple settings.
Our project is one of relatively few robustly designed and evaluated large scale quality improvement projects that have shown substantial improvements.
Included studies were heterogeneous in terms of approach and scientific rigour and varied in scope from small scale improvements for specific patient groups to large scale quality improvement programmes across multiple settings.
4. Full sample view: Since the individual tile/panel based visualization cannot capture large scale quality pattern across the full sample assay, NGSQC provides full sample view of several quality control measures derived from individual tiles.
However, the effectiveness of local and large scale quality improvement approaches in health care remains uncertain with published studies showing considerable variation in levels of improvements achieved [ 10, 11].
One of the few large scale quality improvement projects to demonstrate long-term sustainability, this programme has the potential to reduce CLABSIs and deaths at no additional cost to US hospitals.
If the enzymatic decolourisation method given in the present work is suitably modified for effluent treatment on a large scale, the quality of the effluent released into the environment can be improved considerably.
The lessons learned from using a structured public health approach to improve on a large scale the quality of care for people with chronic diseases in developing countries may also be relevant to countries in the developed world, especially those where the poor and disadvantaged have limited access to ongoing healthcare provision (e.g. USA).
