Sentence examples similar to emphasise staff from inspiring English sources

The respondents seem to emphasise staff-to-resident ratio as an indirect cause of falls to a higher degree than how the staff plan and organise their work.

Patient care, having good interactions with patients and not keeping them waiting were also emphasised: " Staff are co-operative towards patients.

Training and on-going support should be provided to facilitate this; the importance of such training is emphasised by staff.

All participants emphasised a staff shortage within their services which impacted on the quality and availability of the service they delivered.

Respect develops over time, therefore it would seem necessary that goals in obesity treatment should include continuity of care and long-term support, as indeed was emphasised by staff in our study.

The importance accorded to IPR was further emphasised to staff by the dependence of salary increases and bonuses on positive outcomes and the potential for dismissal if underperformance was not addressed.

The value of this partnership was emphasised by staff at both the Ramblers and Action for Children; "[The Ramblers] have got a good coverage of volunteers across the country and walking across the country but not really the expertise or contacts to do it with children or families.

This sub-group also tended to emphasise number of staff as a cause of falls to a higher degree than less experienced staff (not significant).

Discourses of investment in qualified staff emphasise the employment of increased numbers of qualified staff and the need to increase the proportion of highly qualified staff, such as degree qualified staff, in the early childhood workforce.

Her staff emphasised the risks of a no-fly zone, warning of potential civilian casualties and "collateral damage".

He told MPs: "There are no targets for any sanctions whatsoever," and said the head of Jobcentre Plus would send a reminder to staff emphasising that.