Sentence examples for appraisal completion from inspiring English sources

1. Achieve 90% appraisal completion rates for commercial staff and 40% appraisal rates for editorial staff by December 2010.

Commercial: modest progress = ★; editorial: no progress = 0 We are currently going through a process to drive editorial appraisal completion rates.

Appraisal completion was part of commercial directors' targets; a target of 90%, relatively high for completion, was met (and exceeded in some areas of the business).

After meeting their target of 80% the previous year, the commercial departments made a pledge to push appraisal completion rates up to 90% in the financial year ending March 2011.

Revalidation is already affecting appraisal completion rates and quality with overall rates of appraisal of UK doctors increasing from 63%% in 2010 11 to 76 % in 2012 13 [ 19].

While it would have been ideal to achieve a 100% completion rate of the BHS, the average completion rate of approximately two thirds of the employee population reflects a strong response rate relative to other worksite health risk appraisal completion data [ 13].

Several hundred appraisal documents, project completion reports, working papers and articles have been reviewed during the research process, and a total of 248 irrigation projects have been recorded in this database.

The project year is defined as the year of appraisal or as the completion year in the case of completion reports.

The intent is to (i) provide emergency nurses with professional development opportunities, including preparation for practice and mandatory training, structured career planning via annual performance appraisal, and (ii) facilitate completion of mandatory annual competency assessments.

Logbooks are reviewed independently biannually at trainee appraisal sessions and satisfactory completion of the logbook is a requirement for progression through the training programme.

Secondary outcomes were attitude to evidence-based practice (% reporting improved skills and confidence; % reporting barriers), and behaviour measured using an activity diary (% engaging/not engaging in search and appraisal activities), and assignment completion.