Sentence examples for documentation reflect from inspiring English sources

An important, but not exclusive, part of this agenda relates to recognising the strongly expressed desire by gender‑diverse individuals to more easily ensure that government identity, and other forms of, documentation reflect their preferred gender status, if they have one at all.

So I thought that, going forward, we should probably prepare documentation reflecting that".

In a selfie-drenched digital landscape, it's hard to differentiate whether this culture of mass documentation reflects positive self-esteem or reflects an unhealthy symptom of narcissism.

Accurate documentation reflecting high-quality occupational therapy serves as the foundation for validating the value of our services.

Qualitative assessments of the project's impact on the community are underway to ensure that this documentation reflects both the academic and community experience.

The accompanying documentation reflects the content of the schema, and clarifies a number of additional rules and conventions (e.g., coordinate system).

In the context of value-based care, clinicians need to ensure that their documentation reflects the care they provide, that the care is grounded in evidence, and that they use their own data to assess the quality of their care processes.

The fact that participants of our survey reported multiple modalities of documentation may reflect the absence of one simple and reliable way of documentation.

Now there is the favouring of union over secured creditor rights in the auto business.To the extent that creditors demand higher interest rates (or more documentation) to reflect the change in their status, the cost of capital will go up.

This paper seeks to address how current clinical documentation practices reflect and reinforce inefficiency and poor patient care.

While height and weight and BMI documentation may reflect individual physician practice styles, by speaking with medical directors we found that lack of height and weight appeared to be a clinic-level and not an individual PCP issue, with height and weight recording often performed or not performed before the PCP sees the patient.