Sentence examples for confidential feedback from inspiring English sources

That's what I did when my boss approached me, though I didn't realize it until I took the plan to another colleague for confidential feedback.

Confidential feedback of results to surgeons was welcomed and initiated change.

Within four weeks of their experiences with the draft framework materials, confidential feedback from pilot users was requested both in-person and by email.

The Personal Performance in Mammographic Screening (PERFORMS) scheme originated in 1991 and functions as a free educational tool whereby film-readers routinely evaluate and receive immediate and confidential feedback on 120 cases, biyearly.

Licensed physicians in Alberta are required to participate in the Physician Achievement Review (PAR) program every 5 years, comprising multi-source feedback questionnaires with confidential feedback, and practice visits for a minority of physicians.

Tools used to collect data included a document review, direct observation, key informant interviews, semi-structured group interviews with primary stakeholders among the affected population, an electronic questionnaire emailed to UNICEF staff to elicit their confidential feedback, and several feedback sessions with stakeholders to validate findings.

As in the NNIS system, KISS was set up with voluntary participation and confidential data feedback to participating units.

Many countries have meanwhile introduced mandatory participation in combination with public reporting instead of voluntary participation and confidential data feedback.

In 2000, a further surveillance component for very low birth weight (VLBW) infants was established (NEO-KISS), which is also on the basis of voluntary participation and confidential data feedback.

Most national surveillance systems were started on a voluntary basis and with confidential data feedback to the participating hospitals, but due to huge media and patient interest, mandatory participation and public reporting of HCAI have been meanwhile implemented in many countries.

Similar differences in levels of agreement between both groups were noted when asked if a follow-up session after conducting RCA would be beneficial (65.3% v 39.4%) and if receiving confidential peer feedback on the RCA report would benefit their learning (83.2% v 37.0%), although significant minorities were unsure in both instances.