Sentence examples for assess morale from inspiring English sources

The agency has traditionally ranked low in surveys of federal workers that assess morale and job satisfaction, a ranking that Mr. Pistole hopes will improve if the workers are allowed to join a union that bargains on their behalf.

The Philadelphia Geriatric Center Morale Scale (PGCMS) was used to assess morale.

While it's difficult to assess morale inside a company, even a rough look at the company's finances suggests they have a point.

Of these, 319 (63.3%), were able to answer the questions on the Philadelphia Geriatric Center Morale Scale PGCMSS) which was used to assess morale or subjective wellbeing.

The Philadelphia Geriatric Center Morale Scale (PGCMS) was used to assess morale and was also interview-administered for all participants (Lawton, 1975).

The Philadelphia Geriatric Center Morale Scale PGCMSS) was used to assess morale and 185 of the 504 women were unable to answer the questions or declined to receive home visits.

This study assessed morale using the 17-item British English version of the PGCMS, translated into Swedish [ 20, 22, 30].

Improvement in culture of safety and "transformative" effects Before and after surveys of staff attitudes in control and SPI1 hospitals were conducted by means of a validated questionnaire to assess staff morale, attitudes, and aspects of culture (the NHS National Staff Survey).

Information about parenting collected included parenting morale, assessed using the Parenting Morale Index [ 32] at 3 years post-birth, and parenting style, which was assessed using two subscales of the National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth (hostile/ineffective and aversion) [ 33] at the middle childhood follow-up.

When asked to assess the Colts' morale, Manning said it was "pretty low".

Information about parenting was collected and included parenting morale, which was assessed using the Parenting Morale Index [ 23], and parenting style, which was assessed using two subscales of the National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth (hostile/ineffective and aversion) [ 24].