Sentence examples for accepted quality of from inspiring English sources

In a recent European survey on the acceptance of quality of life measurement between 72 90% of the physicians accepted quality of life (QoL) as an outcome measure, however with less than 50% accepting the concept of quality adjusted life years (including utility measurement) [ 2].

The London living wage is calculated each year to provide the minimum accepted quality of life in London, which the national minimum wage does not provide.

To develop, describe and test a comprehensive evaluation framework that integrates a widely accepted quality of care conceptual model with the current functional guidelines for ICU facility design.

In addition, we will adopt a widely accepted quality of care conceptual model that was merged with a novel framework for ICU design, this will enable triangulation of inference using both qualitative and quantitative analyses.

Developing a comprehensive, valid and reliable HCN assessment tool is not straightforward, requiring the aggregation of information from a wide variety of sources [ 6]; this perhaps explains the lack of such tools compared with the more widely accepted quality of life tools such as the Nottingham Health Profile [ 7] and the Short-Form 36 [ 8].

A secondary aim was to develop and test an ICU facility performance evaluation framework that integrates process of care indicators and outcome measures with current design guidelines and widely accepted quality-of-care determinants.

This study will produce and test a performance evaluation framework for healthcare environment interventions in ICU facilities that integrates measures of processes and outcomes of care with current design guidelines and widely accepted quality-of-care determinants.

Peer assessment enhances the development of a mutually accepted quality standard of performance by introducing peers to an "assessor" or "auditor" perspective [ 23, 26].

The strategy targets the development of a mutual accepted quality standard of performance by introducing peers with the 'assessor' or 'auditor' perspective.

The average SUS score of 63.25 was lower than the commonly accepted quality indicator of 70 [ 41, 42].

Selected studies were assessed using an adaptation of previously derived (and accepted) quality criteria for assessing validity of qualitative research.