Sentence examples for a new assessment process from inspiring English sources

Harrington did not recommend that the system be replaced with a new assessment process.

There will be a new assessment process, designed to determine who really needs the support, and although the details are still be consulted on, preliminary documents suggest that there it will be available to fewer, needier people.

A new assessment process is in place in trial form from July 2010 as precursor to a new national rating system for LDC centres.

The government says the changes will give more targeted support to those who need it but critics say thousands of disabled people will lose out because of a new assessment process.

However, at the time of writing CQC were consulting relevant parties on a new assessment process for health and social care with the aim of launching a new ratings system for care homes in October 2014 (Care Quality Commission 2014).

Just 49 communities had used the new assessment process, according to the department.

"It was a lift, but it proved to be a worthwhile lift," said Anne Fadullon, the director of planning and development for Philadelphia, one of the first cities to undergo the new assessment process.

If this new assessment process is linked to current efforts within hospitals to improve safety and conduct peer review, the burden of these efforts could be reduced.

The corresponding rates in the AMNOG documents were 92% and 66%, indicating that there is still room for improvement in the reporting of approved subpopulations in the new assessment process.

If those claimants who are being rejected by the new assessment process remain out of work, they will lose access to services which might have eased their movement into work, a generic problem noted in one study in our review [ 42].

Disrepute DWP press releases highlight how new assessment processes are finding more people fit to work – the subtext being that they were wrongly claiming the benefit previously, rather than that the eligibility for the benefit has been tightened.