Hellström et al. [ 8] already presented this problem as: "the hospital as an organization itself in many ways becomes an obstacle to the achievement of a process-oriented management style".
The truth is, while getting published is a wonderful achievement, the process of writing a story is itself a rewarding experience.
The Paris accord was a high achievement of the diplomatic art, a process much messier than science, and inevitably involving compromise and unseemly concession.
Cultural freedom, Goldfarb shows, is not a static state but a process of achievement.
Sociological theories acknowledge that discovery is a collective achievement and the outcome of a process of negotiation through which "discovery stories" are constructed and certain knowledge claims are granted discovery status (Brannigan 1981; Schaffer 1986 , 1994.
Framed alternately as an incomplete achievement of professional traits or a process of identity creation, the professional status of librarianship has been subject to debate since the field began to take its contemporary form in 1876.
Not to be overlooked, though, is the FTC's achievement in crafting and implementing a process through which competitors can negotiate the terms of standard essential patents ("SEPs") licenses.
Secondly, doctors are permitted to use their clinical judgment to remove inappropriate patients from achievement calculations for clinical indicators, a process known as exception reporting.
Implementation of EmOC was considered to be a process accompanied by achievements and challenges.
See confidence as a process, not a singular achievement.
"There are long-standing projects, some more recent ones, some a bit hidden away and off the radar – just bringing it all together so we all knew what existed was the first major achievement". The process began four years ago, when an official report claimed that Leeds "lacked a systematic approach" to tackling what everyone agreed was an obvious and increasing problem.
