Sentence examples for endorsed quality from inspiring English sources

Design National structured survey questionnaire with face to face interviews covering medical panel endorsed quality of care indicators for both publicly and privately provided care.

We examine several of the Canadian Institute for Health Information CIHII) endorsed quality indicators, and demonstrate that homes could benefit substantially in their quality work by computing indicators at the facility and unit levels.

According to the Daily Telegraph report, a spokeswoman for Baird explained the three endorsements by saying "the premier is always keen to endorse quality candidates running in a key Liberal seat".

Thus, our finding reflects on the success of the MoPH capacity-building campaign in preparing managers and providers to endorse quality initiatives.

The World Health Organisation has endorsed the quality of his generic Aids drugs and approved his factories.

And in a vote of confidence in the form, students in both overwhelmingly endorsed the quality of the course: 63 percent who completed Dr. Agarwal's course as well as a similar one on campus found the MOOC better; 36 percent found it comparable; 1 percent, worse.

60 In early 2007, the National Quality Forum NQFF) endorsed five quality measures developed in a joint effort between the ACoS, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), and the American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCOO).

Interviewees endorsed the quality of VIA courses delivered by 2 large and well-known NGOs, as well as those offered in some health districts of Guatemala with strong leadership among local MOH administrators.

Bundle practices including thromboembolism prophylaxis, stress ulcer prophylaxis, oral care, and daily sedation breaks and spontaneous breathing trials aim to reduce rates of VAEs and are endorsed as quality metrics in the intensive care units.

The Tanzanian MOHSW has endorsed various quality improvement initiatives, including, in 2009, the 5S Approach, which focuses on facility-based infrastructure and attitude improvements, as well as quality improvement for maternal and newborn care using nationally approved basic emergency obstetric and newborn care (BEmONC) performance standards [ 18].

From the interviews of facility managers and clients, we found that the same facility managers endorsed the quality of the lay counsellors' work and that there was no difference in satisfaction level between CT clients counselled by lay counsellors as those counselled by other health care workers.