Sentence examples for agreements for change from inspiring English sources

The SÄKLÄK project is a multi-professional intervention in primary care consisting of self-assessment, peer review, feedback and written agreements for change.

However, due to an unexpected delay in providing written feedback to some units a few of the interviews were performed before the agreements for change had been signed.

The aim of this study was to elucidate how the participants perceived a multi-professional intervention consisting of self-assessment, peer review, feedback and agreement for change.

A content analysis using a priori coding was performed in order to relate results to the anticipated outcomes of three basic interventions: self-assessment, peer review and written feedback, and agreement for change.

Our purpose was to study a national intervention programme for the prevention of birth injuries with the aim to elucidate how the main interventions of self-assessment, peer review, feedback and written agreement for change affected the teams and their mental model of patient safety, and thereby their readiness for change.

In December, the sheriff, the law center and federal officials announced that they had reached an agreement for changes.

Ministers are also seeking "heads of agreement" for changes in each pension scheme by the time parliament rises on 20 December, according to union sources.

The issue of policy design into the environmental economic literature is becoming a crucial point especially for the relevance of its implication on international agreements for climate change and for the definition of climate actions against GHGs emissions.

A seminal policy year for development and sustainability occurs in 2015 due to three parallel processes that seek long-term agreements for climate change, the Sustainable Development Goals, and disaster risk reduction.

Agreements for MRI changes in the SIJ were generally stronger than for the spine.

Bias was low; however, limits of agreement for the change values were considerably larger than the observed changes.