They raised important concerns, including worries over the workforce and sustaining quality of care at current levels.
The findings of our study contribute to knowledge of the processes involved in implementing and sustaining quality of care and mortality audit-and-feedback programmes.
In comparison to ESAM 2003 and DOPPS II, this survey shows an optimal and sustained quality control of anaemia in a cohort of dialysis patients in Switzerland, followed prospectively for 12 months.
The Liverpool Care Pathway is an integrated care pathway used at the bedside to deliver sustained quality of care for the dying in the last hours and days of lifec.
In 1950, the not unbiased Surrealist chieftain André Breton singled out Gerome Kamrowski among the young painters he encountered in New York during the war as "the one who has impressed me far the most by reason of the quality and sustained character of his research".
With increasing demands on our health system, recognising the importance of providing and sustaining quality supervision, education and feedback in post-graduate medical training will be fundamental to developing and maintaining a quality healthcare system.
The cultural theorist Leininger [ 19] states that obtaining knowledge about patients' social structure, factors such as religion, politics, economics, cultural history, life span values, kinship, and philosophy of life, helps the nurse to provide congruent care that can maximize wellness, prevent illnesses, alleviate cultural stresses, and help to sustain quality of cultural life [ 19].
This change in incentive would require a sustained increase in funding to ensure that nursing home staff have the necessary skill sets, and it may also require facility redesign to sustain quality of life and quality of care.
Adaptability of inspection and testing activities in manufacturing systems is of high importance for sustaining quality of products and production processes.
