The phrase "a standardized policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that is uniform and consistent across an organization or system.
Example: "The company implemented a standardized policy to ensure that all employees follow the same procedures for reporting incidents."
Alternatives: "a uniform policy" or "a consistent policy".
Companies are moving toward a standardized policy for both biological and adoptive parents, and now increasingly we're also seeing them move toward a policy that's gender neutral.
For these reasons, the SSC guidelines strongly encourage the use of a standardized policy in the ICU for the administration of DrotAA [ 4]. Results of the XPRESS study [ 18, 51] indicate that concomitant prophylactic heparin does not cause a loss of efficacy and has an acceptable safety profile in severe sepsis patients receiving DrotAA treatment.
The authors applied a standardized wellness policy coding system to the data by matching each element to relevant questions from SHPPS and calculated the percentage of school districts meeting each element in the coding system.
Ongoing in-service training of staff and a standardized isolation policy should improve these rates.
A recent report commissioned by the UK Medical Research Council and the Wellcome Trust recommended that a standardized access policy to sample collections be developed[ 5].
Furthermore, globalization and Europeanization create integrative trends that influence the work of teachers and manifest themselves through the "global governance of teacher professionalism", as well as through standardized policy instruments, implemented through national education policies, and comparative data sets (Seddon et al. 2013) among others.
In contrast, there is no standardized policy for allocation of kidneys retrieved from donors after circulatory death (DCD).
There is clear evidence and wide agreement among healthcare providers/stakeholders that a standardized and policy-driven protocol was important to an effective discharge planning.
At the same time, it obliged insurance companies to offer standardized policies that provided a comprehensive set of benefits, banned them from turning away people with preëxisting conditions, and placed strict limits on how much more they could charge older people.
Auditing and accreditation programs can improve the quality of ethics review by encouraging the development of standardized policies and procedures, promoting a common base of knowledge, and enhancing the status of research ethics committees within their own institutions.
HENVINET can be seen as an attempt to establish a complex network that can employ the knowledge evaluation process to arrive at standardized policy-relevant information – the policy briefs.
