Sentence examples for document progresses from inspiring English sources
The paper gives special focus on PPH and neonatal care as these two conditions are well described in the 2008 EmONC survey, which would facilitate comparison between the two surveys and help to document progresses made since 2008.
Because PowerChart was not used to document progress notes or for medication documentation, some respondents reported concurrent documentation in both paper and EMRs whilst others used the care plan and the electronic discharge summary templates to record entire care episodes.
We work with national researchers to document progress towards their governments' OGP action plans, and just released the first eight country reports.
The delay in generating quality data has meant a failure to document progress on this front, said Victor Aguayo, chief of child nutrition and development at Unicef India.
He said his "principal interest would be to document progress in standing up Iraqi security forces," and he proposed traveling soon, before the presidential primaries, so he could "speak objectively — before politics goes to roar level".
A moratorium provision grants towns a four-year reprieve if they can document progress toward the 10 percent threshold, as calculated through a point system that assigns varying values to different housing types.
Objective: To document progress, benefit and importance of age in paediatric cochlear implantation.
Objective: To document progress and benefit of multi-handicapped children using cochlear implants.
Physicians must be involved in the design and implementation of these measures, and the administrative burden to document progress must be kept as small as possible.
They also take photographs to monitor and document progress, quality, safety, site layout management, and productivity (Golparvar-Fard et al. 2011a) without considering the use of these photographs for IBM.
Post-treatment evaluations were performed at 4 weeks, 3 months and 6 months after chemoradiation to document progress and toxicity.
