Sentence examples for elective quality from inspiring English sources

"I was walking up Orchard Street, and it was one of those shitty days, 36 degrees Fahrenheit, sleeting, grey snow, and I realised there is sometimes an elective quality to suffering".

The fact that AMI is a non-elective procedure also mitigates biases due to the endogeneity of market structure to elective quality.

Put simply, the bias in using elective procedures includes an additional bias induced by people choosing hospitals based on all dimensions of elective quality (general and idiosyncratic).

For AMIs, this bias is reduced since individuals do not generally have a choice over where they receive care and the bias is only attributable to the components of AMI quality that are shared with elective quality, not to the idiosyncratic part of elective quality.

For one month each year, residents and medical students have the opportunity to participate in the elective in Quality Improvement, Patient Safety, and Organizational Change.

This point is relevant for PCSTs as surgery is increasingly being used for elective and quality of life interventions with subjective outcomes, thus for interventions in which the placebo effect is likely to be most evident [ 9].

Most patients (90%) were physiologically stable at the time of death; 81% died following elective extubation for quality of life considerations.

These currently include the Stanford/Yale Johnson & Johnson Global Health Scholars program, the Quality Improvement elective, research electives, and dedicated courses in Global Health and in Clinical Research.

The quality improvement elective is also designed to allow the resident to develop a mentoring relationship with a "QI Champion" who will serve as a role model, mentor and educator.

As more Texas schools are teaching Bible courses, many still fail to adhere to guidelines outlined in House Bill 1287, passed in 2007 to improve the academic quality of elective Bible courses while protecting the religious freedom of students and families, according to a new report by the Texas Freedom Network Education Fund.

We suggest that maternity services and commissioners adopt the "timing of elective caesarean" as a quality indicator to support clinical practice.