Sentence examples for adequacy and quality from inspiring English sources

From what I've experienced as a clinical nurse, whether or not the July Effect is statistically validated as a cause of fatal hospital errors, it is undeniably real in terms of adequacy and quality of care delivery.

To assess dietary adequacy and quality among Inuvialuit smokers compared with non-smokers in the Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada.

However, advocates for children, including First Focus, shared data and research with Congress that provided evidence that children would be left worse off in terms of coverage, affordability, benefits, access to care, provider network adequacy, and quality of care if CHIP were eliminated.

The resulting lack of diagnostic precision may have serious bearing on treatment adequacy and quality.

Low birth weight (LBW) may be associated with antenatal care (ANC) adequacy and quality.

The patient-related outcome measures, Self-Care Ability and Low frequency AE, were associated with the organisational process measures patient safety management, staff adequacy and quality system.

To assess the adequacy, efficiency and quality of primary care within the broader health system, one indicator that researchers have focused on is 'avoidable' or 'preventable' hospitalizations [ 19- 25].

Greater food variety is desirable for preventing, or managing, chronic conditions because variety improves nutritional adequacy and diet quality by increasing a person's exposure to a wide range of nutrients and phytochemicals necessary to support normal physical functioning (Drescher, Thiele, & Mensink, 2007; Foote, Murphy, Wilkens, Basiotis, & Carlson, 2004).

Clearly, important aspects of almost any medical or psychiatric condition are likely to be missing from this brief instrument, and the adequacy of symptom and quality of life coverage will vary across patient populations.

Intraclass correlation coefficients and design effects for each outcome are presented in table 4. The multivariate multilevel model showed that nurses' reports of work-related outcome measures; Quality of Nursing, and Patient Safety, were associated with four of the organisational process measures; patient safety management, staff adequacy, nurse physician relation and quality system (table 4).

Staff/patient ratios and recruitment of midwives in rural areas are the two areas that appear to have the greatest negative impact on staffing adequacy and provision of quality care.