Sentence examples for benchmarking for change from inspiring English sources

Our benchmarking for change was the health care workers' ability to use the screening tool to detect IPV among screened women.

Chang, Benchmarking for SARI Image Authentication System, ADVENT Tech Report, Nov. 2002.

Comparisons of health systems could help identify successful strategies and models for achieving this goal and provide useful benchmarks for change [ 1].

Emerging from a pragmatic and business-like government view (in some countries known as the Third Way, in others as the Purple Coalition - Red for social-democrat and Blue for Liberal) [ 45], policy currents are said to sit 'above' policies and act as a rallying call, directional pointer and broad benchmark for change [ 46].

Respondents highlighted audit and benchmarking as facilitators for change and although evidence for this from the literature is equivocal [ 17] it could be argued that the audit process was a mechanism for peer influence as well as providing a basis for measurement of change.

This way of benchmarking the resulting change in fluorescence is convenient for comparing leakage responses for liposomes of a given lipid mix.

To use these byelections as a benchmark for judging change is a mistake.

The Legacy PF-10 is the most extensively used Physical Function scale and is a valid benchmark for assessing change.

As a result, we can view these data as a benchmark for assessing changes in qualitative responses following the change in guidelines.

To define the strategy, the conceptual framework, the methodology and the indicators that are needed to promote and consolidate the culture of external reference (benchmarking) as a strategy for change in Primary Care teams (PCT).

The NPHI are used to inform service delivery in prisons and provide a benchmark for measuring changes in health status and service delivery over time.