Sentence examples for discussions about quality from inspiring English sources

She says patients were not involved in discussions about quality.

But after all the politics, the awkward terminology and the embarrassed discussions about quality, can learning-disabled dancers ever hope to match non-disabled professional dancers?

In parallel to this study, the academic futures research communities have intensified their discussions about quality criteria and standards.

Presenting the views of the public and service users to health managers helped to focus discussions about quality of services.

These important insights from the community prevented health workers from jumping to simple conclusions about the reasons women died, such as blaming the woman for not presenting to a health facility sooner, and fuelled valuable discussions about quality of care.

He said: "The conversation has become too much about the fact that the scheme (Fairtrade) just happens to provide a minimum price, and this has become so strong as to eclipse any correctly informed discussion about quality – like all coffee sourcing, it is down to the roaster to build strong relationships and demand/encourage/reward growers to produce better quality, Fairtrade or not".

In that way, it is also a suitable frame for the discussion about quality criteria of futures research, since the quality of research results should be measured not against some singled-out elements but the 'whole picture' that the futures study paints.

Another important aspect is the discussion about quality criteria upon which the peer review should be based on.

A discussion about quality improvement in health services delivery, Freedman and Kruk [ 109] argue, must include interventions that empower health providers to meet the demand for quality care.

We propose methods applicable to the routine quality control of large chemical datasets, but our main intention is to raise awareness about this topic and to open a discussion about quality assurance in predictive toxicology.

Since our original programs in northern 3 and central Vietnam, 4 there always has been discussion about quality of collaborator effort and lack of an objective system to provide appropriate evidence.