Sentence examples for documentation governance from inspiring English sources

We're excited to have etcd join CNCF as an incubation project and look forward to cultivating its community by improving its technical documentation, governance and more," said Chris Aniszczyk, COO of CNCF, in today's announcement.

Recurrent themes included requests for changes relating to education programs, information handling practices, organisational policies and procedures, documentation, governance, public awareness activities, regulations, the built environment, and the use of preventive devices.

This included strategy documents; records of public meetings and other events; the proposals for change; documentation about the governance of the reconfigurations (such as meeting minutes); as well as local media coverage.

This open source version will provide developers with the source code, technical documentation and a governance mechanism for software change management procedures for the official reference version.

Professional and advisory bodies could also help by coordinating and supporting efforts to produce and standardise robust clinical governance documentation and robust audit tools.

Despite this success there are important learnings related to project management, leadership, governance, communication, documentation, capacity, resources, collaboration and fostering strong partnerships that should be addressed in future long-term, community-based health promotion projects of this kind.

While there is ample documentation on scandal, reputation and governance in corporations, research on university scandal has been scarce.

One evaluated the role of care home governance in falls documentation [ 184] and one evaluated the impact of staff education on falls rates [ 185].

There is a case for responsibility by Clinical Governance to audit clinical documentation for accuracy and completeness.

Ghana and Mozambique explicitly measure governance, focusing on collecting documentation of management and evidence-based allocation of resources including use in Ghana of a tool specifically designed to enable managers to make budget decisions based on need rather than previous allocations.

This includes compliance with relevant national and international legislation (e.g. data protection legislation), consents, information documentation and any other ethical, legal or governance controls that applied when the data were originally generated (including from biosamples).