Sentence examples for access to comparative data from inspiring English sources
Access to comparative data and information about what others are doing is seen as the advantage of multiorganisational QI projects for frontline staff in participating organisations (rather than building interorganisational relationships).
Staff were particularly keen to have access to comparative data for local hospitals, as they felt this would have the greatest impact on efforts to improve quality - they "like to do better than others locally!" (Hospital A).
In site A, where CCG leaders had access to comparative data from across the health system, the board leaders drew on existing strong relationships with the PCT to develop a solution in the form of joint working groups within the specialist areas and pathways of concern.
In the case of multiorganisational QI in this ICU setting, the principal benefit appeared to be those design elements that foster healthy competition, such as having individual unit support and access to comparative data through a centralised resource, rather than from consensus-building or shared goals.
Hence, commissioners will have access to comparative, risk adjusted, performance data on which to make their decisions.
The DMEC has access to unblinded comparative data to monitor the data and make recommendations to the TSC whether there are ethical or safety reasons why the trial should not continue.
By releasing the Medicare data to certain qualified entities in states, the public has access to comparative reports on individual physicians.
Sun for access to comparative specimens; N. Wong for drawing the auditory bones and animal reconstruction; D. W. Krause and S. Hoffmann for sharing data and insights on incisor identification; D. Sigogneau-Russell and Z.-X.
Online databases (ODB's) ensure access to comparative phytolith keys to facilitate phytolith identification in plants.
Zheng and C.-F. Zhou for access to comparative specimens; staff of BMNH and FMNH for assistance.
A new Bayesian method for fitting evolutionary models to comparative data with intraspecific variation.
