Sentence examples for allocation and quality from inspiring English sources

For the same reason, use efficiency must be maximised, by best allocation and quality upgrading.

The Evidence for Action (E4A) program assumes that both resource allocation and quality of care can improve via a strategy that combines evidence and advocacy to stimulate accountability.

The governments' commitment and leadership in ensuring adequate resource allocation and quality service provision for young children, particularly for those in marginalised and disadvantaged situations, need to be advocated and fulfilled.

Additionally, the supply side can be influenced by policy measures such as restricted drug production or allocation and quality requirements [ 6].

The EMR supports patient care by providing clinicians with summaries of patient visits and laboratory test results; through reports of at-risk patients (including those with missed visits, low CD4 counts, unsuppressed viral load, and high HBA1c) [ 24] and through administrative reports to support clinic management, resource allocation, and quality improvement (QI).

This article presents an innovative implementation of the resource allocation mechanism demand assigned multiple access (DAMA) applied to satellite return channel assignment, which provides support for dynamic allocation and quality-of-service.

To efficiently support multimedia traffic under this new transmission mode, novel NC-based hybrid scheduling mechanisms for Next-generation PONs (NG-PONs) including energy management, time slot management, resource allocation, and Quality-of-Service (QoS) scheduling are proposed in this paper.

In another example, adopting a workflow management system for claim settlement reduces the average cycle time (e.g., by 10 min) due to enhanced resource allocation and increases quality in terms of customer satisfaction (e.g., by 10 points).

The CART may provide interesting solutions regarding patient allocation and also quality assessment.

ABC tool could be used for correct cost estimation, revenue estimation of profitability analysis, efficient resource allocation, and improved quality service provision.

In such environments, conflicts related to nurse-physician relationships, institutional policies and practices, (particularly those that govern resource allocation and the quality of patient care), professional behaviors of administrators and colleagues, and job security arises.