Previous efforts have focused disproportionately on Step 1, or documenting gaps in practice, and Step 3, or deploying and evaluating efforts to improve practice.
Healthcare regulators may use quality information to develop quality-monitoring processes, to target inspections, and to document gaps in optimal care.
5 There are documented gaps in access by Aboriginal people to healthcare, both in primary care settings and in tertiary care.
Researchers documented gaps in family planning (FP) services, emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC), as well as services for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STI).
After the 2003 survey, a number of training activities were implemented by national allergy and respiratory societies focusing on the documented gaps, including meetings, courses and informational booklets and books, in an effort to increase physicians' knowledge about asthma.
The reasons for the repeatedly documented gap between the ideal and the actual care delivered to diabetic patients are complex.
None of these improvements was designed and implemented according to an explicit plan in response to a documented gap in chronic disease care.
From the documents the gaps were identified which prompted the recommendation of an ecological planning approach that seem to be the missing bloc in the revitalisation maze for the inner city in Harare.
New York State moved to confront one of the thorniest issues in public education last week when it released school test score results that, for the first time, had been broken down by sex, race and income, documenting large gaps in performance between white students and their black and Hispanic classmates.
In sum, the present study documented significant gaps in methods reporting among fMRI studies.
