Sentence examples for benchmarking project from inspiring English sources
To this end, Professor Bryan Williams, from the QAA benchmarking project, welcomed a recent department of health seminar bringing together stakeholders, including academics, employers and service users.
We have shown the results for a number of benchmarks run during the Fair Benchmarking project.
The Fair Benchmarking project, funded by the EPSRC (EP/I034408/1), was conducted at the University of Surrey between 1st April 2011 and 31st January 2012 to attempt to address this vexed question of value-for-money.
This paper offers an overview of findings from the Fair Benchmarking project, and is geared towards a reasonably broad audience as might be interested in comparing the capabilities and performance of Cloud Computing systems.
In 2000, the University HealthSystem Consortium initiated a benchmarking project to identify the organizational elements that predict a successful performance improvement (PI) program and that are best suited to support change initiatives.
The model was developed as part of the SAFARI-1 benchmarking project as a cooperative effort between the Pennsylvania State University (PSU) and the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa).
Apart from the measurement of the results of a single ICU over time, reproducible and risk-adjusted outcomes are used to generate performance comparisons [3] in benchmarking projects for ICUs as employed in hospitals networks and national registries [4].
The IT components of modern healthcare organizations and benchmarking projects may foster the development of "platform" trials, allowing to focus on diseases or syndromes, comparing multiple interventions within different domains of treatment [10].
Benchmarking projects were started with two other academic hospitals in the Netherlands.
The provided method and the success factors can be used in international benchmarking projects on operations management in speciality hospitals.
It should, however, be sufficient to help identify which sites require further efforts to separate out the early and late mortality effects and where future international benchmarking projects should be considered.
