They have a strong incentive to eliminate unnecessary tests and treatments and use less expensive implants, drugs and devices that don't compromise quality, and to prevent infections and other complications that could land the patient back in the hospital.
Task-shifting to non-physician clinicians in Malawi[ 11, 12] and to non-physician clinicians and nurses in Zambia[ 13] did not compromise quality of care.
The health outcomes of the patients were either equal to or better than conventional care, with two minor exceptions that did not compromise quality of care.
Our informants recommended that, in order to ensure that implementation of task shifting does not compromise quality of health care services which is already very poor; there is a need to have clear and acceptable job descriptions which will guide on how to define task limits.
The wav format is lossless, which means it does not compromise quality, but it takes up more disk space.
Its founder, Carlo Petrini, author of Slow Food: The Case for Taste, argues for "rediscovering the flavors of regional cooking" and "developing taste rather than demeaning it". The Slow Food Movement doesn't oppose modernity and trade as long as it doesn't compromise quality and diversity, emphasizes the pleasure derived from cuisine, and the importance of culture in agriculture and viticulture.
Under its Land Acquisition and Stewardship Program, the city will, where possible, allow recreational uses that do not compromise water quality.
Therefore, it is vitally important to assure that electronic display devices do not compromise image quality and ultimately patient care.
Care should be taken to ensure such facilities do not compromise the quality of services offered such as the rights and dignity of the clients in an attempt to meet the increased demand.
Furthermore, nothing was mentioned by the respondents as to how the existing health care providers were prepared to handle increased tasks so they do not compromise the quality of service provided.
