Sentence examples for a quality agenda from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, sustaining the reforms and maintaining a quality agenda despite the Productivity Commission's recommendations will require political will and ongoing mobilisation by early childhood advocates, activists and professional organisations.

Ashish Jha, MD, MPH, from the Harvard School of Public Health, who is helping to develop a quality agenda for Indian government hospitals, says the country's hundreds of millions of poor sometimes go hungry to afford medical care.

It was assumed that agreement to participate was a proxy for a common interest and a common commitment to a quality agenda.

Initiatives included a National Partnership agreement across Australia's six States and two Territories for a National Quality Agenda to unify previously disparate State and Territory licensing and regulatory systems.

For example, the reforms include a focus on "universal access" to quality in ECEC in the year before school, a "national quality agenda" and initiatives to improve the "quality and supply of the early childhood education and care workforce" (Council of Australian Governments 2009, 5).

California Cuisine and Just Food traces how a broader food quality agenda emerged over time from land protection, to sustainable growing practices, to food quality and taste, to public health concerns, to equity and justice.

Taking a broader perspective the quality agenda in health can be understood in the context of a much wider framework of reforms, within which performance management plays a significant role.

The quality agenda is not a veiled demand for big government.

Priorities for Boards/managers are to engage in quality, establish goals and strategy to improve care, and get involved in setting the quality agenda, support and promote a safety and QI culture, cultivate leaders, manage resisters, plan ahead and procure organisational resources for quality.

This initiative was seen as an opportunity to encourage improvements to physician practice and to engage physicians in a quality improvement agenda.

Managerial activities that affect quality performance are especially highlighted by this review, such as establishing goals and strategy to improve care, setting the quality agenda, engaging in quality, promoting a QI culture, managing resisters and procurement of organisational resources for quality.