Sentence examples for assessment of a problem from inspiring English sources

In New York, a similar but far smaller program was created two years ago, using consultants based at the Albany College of Medicine to provide an multidimensional assessment of a problem doctor's competence.

It is clear though that for a comprehensive assessment of a problem area to emerge "several NGT sessions should be conducted, using target groups whose experience directly relates to the problem area, but from different perspectives" (Delbecq et al. 1975, p. 113).

Without good background information, assessment of a problem can be unnecessarily difficult or impossible.

Most commonly, they were concerned about chief complaint and symptoms, assessment of a problem, treatment options and procedures, clinical evidence regarding a dental problem, and responses to treatment.

Hybrid formats such as key feature assessments in effect also break down the clinical reasoning process into a sequence of sequential steps; whether this is regarded as a drawback will depend on the relative importance ascribed to decision-making at critical points in the decision tree and global assessment of a problem viewed holistically.

No validated model exists to explain the learning effects of assessment, a problem when designing and researching assessment for learning.

The same may apply to quality-of-life assessment, a problem in almost all centres, although this is more relevant to outcome assessment during follow up than to the formulation of treatment plans at time of presentation.

To simplify the consensus task, the scenario focused on one joint, the knee, and the tasks to be considered were those for the assessment and treatment of a problem in the knee rather than any peripheral joint.

So if people in the alleged "pragmatic center on climate and energy" share neither an assessment of the problem nor a proposed solution, what do they share?

Guided by crime opportunity theory, this study undertook a rapid assessment of the problem consisting of a systematic observation of public transport in El Salvador and focus group discussions with passengers, bus operators, police and bus company owners/managers.

Representative Ike Skelton of Missouri, the ranking Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, offered a typical assessment of the problem in a recent interview.