Sentence examples for educational quality assurance from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to design an educational quality assurance system for driving policy of educational reform by using theory-based evaluation and having 3 specific objectives: (1) to develop a program theory about an educational quality assurance system (2) to develop this educational quality assurance system, and (3) to examine and evaluate this system.

Faculties and institutes also have educational quality assurance processes to which departments are required to adhere.

The many randomised, controlled studies addressing professional educational or quality assurance interventions carried out to improve quality of care, show that active multifaceted approaches are more likely to be effective compared to passive single interventions [ 8].

But the PIN also allows medical data to be used for educational purposes, research and quality assurance schemes.

A founder of the National Council of Schools of Social Work in Israel, the Association of Social Workers, and National Council of the Child in Israel, Professor Rosenfeld is credited with developing a continuous learning process adopted by quality assurance and educational institutions in Israel such as the Ministry of Social Welfare, Ministry of Labor, and the Ministry of Education.

Volunteers have been prepared to become involved in the administrative structures, as trustees, members of advisory and quality assurance and educational oversight groups.

This tertiary-care hospital is a level I trauma center and its trauma service maintains a quality assurance and educational network to these referring hospitals.

The UNITWIN Network will establish a resource base and collaborative forum for exchange, research and capacity building dedicated to tackling challenges of academic capacity, quality assurance of educational systems and workforce competence.

Significant improvements in the consistency of assessment of mitotic counts and hence histologic grading have been observed on a national basis in the United Kingdom through publication of guidelines with linked educational activity and associated external quality assurance [ 34].

Significant improvements in the consistency of histological grading have been observed on a national basis in the UK through the publication of guidelines with linked educational activity and associated external quality assurance (EQA) [ 51].

After the creation of a charitable trust in the United Kingdom, some of these colleagues became trustees, and others became members of an international advisory group or a quality assurance and educational oversight group, each of which was expanded by further members.