Sentence examples for comparative reporting from inspiring English sources

Risk prediction, using an up-to-date, validated model, is essential to underpin benchmarking and comparative reporting.

However, we considered comparative reporting of these models useful to illustrate the bias that is inherently present in many commonly used analyses.

It is used as a confidential data collection point allowing comparative reporting between treatment centres, data quality reporting, and mortality tracking, with all UK ablation centres highly encouraged to submit procedural data.

In addition to evaluating the effectiveness of improvement initiatives, such measures are important to identify deficiencies addressable by quality improvement efforts, may be used for comparative reporting or accountability and recognition purposes, and are essential for evaluating how care coordination is related to patient outcomes.

We wanted to identify a core set of indicators that represent optimal care and that will facilitate uniform measurement and benchmarking of the quality of HIV/AIDS clinical care at a local level, and can lead to the establishment of comparative reporting between developed and developing countries.

CIHI is working with its advisory committee to develop focused, clinically relevant comparative reports that surgeons, provinces, and hospitals can use to compare themselves to their peer groups.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics- Write a comparative report on the "chocolate economy" by researching companies such as Hershey's, Godiva, Nestle and Mars Incorporated.

The decisions are based upon comparative reports between the marginal analyses and a report called the "product contribution".

It is a widely held belief that detailed risk-adjustment is always necessary in comparative reports of surgical performance.

Feng (2007) and Feng et al. (2012) presented a comparative report of the building codes of Japan for 2000, China for 2001, USA IBC 2012, Italy for 2008, and Taiwan for 2002, which was updated in 2010.

The Healthcare Association of New York State (HANYS; Albany), which represents more than 500 nonprofit and public hospitals, long term care facilities, and home health care agencies, has adapted the HCUP QIs since 1997 to produce annual comparative reports for its member hospitals.