Sentence examples for a standardised framework of from inspiring English sources
The Australian Nursing Competency Incorporated (ANCI) 2000 standards provide a standardised framework of accepted professional standards for the registered nurse.
This review examines the methods used in the development of spinal finite element models with a view to a standardised framework of verification, validation and sensitivity analysis.
Hence, we undertook a national assessment of the quality of major surgical oncology care within a standardised framework of preventable adverse events to examine trends in patient safety within the USA.
The Ten-Group Classification System for CS deliveries provides a standardised framework for monitoring of obstetric practice for individual institutions.
Also, in order to clarify past identification of the relevant genes and to provide a standardised framework for future researchers, a nomenclature for the grass NRT genes is presented.
This uses a standardised framework to assess potential disease measures for clinical trials to consider utility under the subcategories of the OMERACT filter [ 5].
(SME 2) "…evaluation is obviously also critically important for consumer satisfaction and potential need for modifying the Model of Care, assessing the consistency of uptake and obviously the acceptability to the stakeholders" (SME 9) A standardised framework that facilitated evaluation of MoCs across sites, and even jurisdictions, was perceived as highly useful for the sector.
The findings of this review should inform the development of a standardised framework that can be used to measure and evaluate allied health performance.
In investigating the requirements, it transpired that there is a lack of such a standardised framework.
Formal evaluation of surrogacy status using a standardised framework, such as the BSES3, can be used to begin discussions on a surrogate biomarkers qualification process [ 2].
What each of these has in common is a standardised framework that can be customised to reflect local realities.
