Sentence examples for encouraged detection from inspiring English sources

We found that when norms at work encouraged detection of potential threats or problems, employees spoke out more on issues such as safety violations or breaches of established work practices.

Far from being a standardised process that encouraged detection of depression, we found participants describing screening as being conducted in a way which increases the chances of negative responses, and as an uncomfortable task when they lacked additional skills to provide immediate support to patients at the time of disclosure.

Far from being a standardised process that encouraged detection of depression, participants described case finding/screening as being conducted in a way which biased it towards negative responses, and for nurses, it was an uncomfortable task for which they lacked the necessary skills to provide immediate support to patients at the time of diagnosis.

In 2006, Congress passed the Internal Revenue Service whistleblower law, designed to encourage the detection of tax fraud.

When asked what he had done in Texas, he hemmed and hawed, mentioning his wife's efforts to encourage early detection and admitting he wasn't sure if there was money in his state budget for cancer research centers.

Sentinel surveillance, on the other hand, could encourage disease detection at the source, drastically improving early warning and minimizing potential impacts of infectious diseases.

The project aims to encourage early detection and prevention of sudden cardiac death (SDC).

Self-testing kits for HIV/AIDS went on sale in French pharmacies Tuesday, as part of a government plan to encourage early detection of the virus.

Current guidance from the GMC now encourages the detection and reporting of poor behaviour.

4 5 One interpretation of this published evidence is that increased patient awareness and education programmes might encourage earlier detection.

This finding does suggest that public education campaigns and increased alertness in the context of elderly care might be useful to encourage the detection of skin changes.