The phrase "activities on improvement" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at enhancing a particular process or outcome, but it may sound awkward.
Example: "The team has outlined several activities on improvement to enhance our customer service experience."
Alternatives: "efforts for improvement" or "initiatives for enhancement."
To achieve this, we undertook a pre- and post-implementation evaluation of the impact of quality improvement activities on improving the above services.
Furthermore, increases in self-efficacy resulting from a physical activity program have been shown to mediate the influence of physical activity on improvements in Satisfaction With Life [ 17].
Questions: What HR functions have you seen refocus their activities on process improvement?
The NGO continues to support the two districts, focusing its activities on quality improvement and medical evacuations.
Several studies have related the use of a learning strategy based on self-assessment activities to improvements in student performance (Boud, 2003; Ćukušić et al. 2014; Snodin, 2013), so they would seem to be an excellent aid for our subject.
Additionally, SPF has been found to mediate the influence of changes in physical activity participation on improvements in quality of life [ 37].
In contrast, most of the free cellulases can bind to cellulose and then participate in hydrolysis; the increase of individual enzyme activities could be reflected on improvement of cellulolytic activity.
Their characteristic feature is that they fix the actual state of the organization and do not mobilize changes and activities on behalf of improvement of the quality of care provided.
Over the next years, it becomes important to investigate whether hospitals indeed base their quality improvement activities on these patient satisfaction measurements and to what extent patient satisfaction improves after implementing such quality improvement activities.
Among those involved in intervention development in health services, there is increasing recognition of the need to base the development of interventions and quality improvement activities on conceptual models, such as the Chronic Care Model for quality improvement in the management of long-term conditions [ 15].
The study reported here investigated the association between nurses' current computer use and skills, the extent of their involvement in quality control and improvement activities on the ward and their perception of the contribution of computerization to improving nursing care.
