Sentence examples for error programme from inspiring English sources

Crossrail, the cross-London high-speed rail link, has an amber-green status, while HS2, the north-south link, has the same amber-red status as the Department for Work and Pension's fraud and error programme, and its plans to introduce personal independence payments.

In normal circumstances, this would be a very upbeat time for Just TV, the production company that makes Channel 4's Trial and Error programmes.

The question is prompted by the decision this week by the organisation Inside Justice to list an archive of miscarriage of justice cases going back to the 1950s and to start putting online films from the archives of BBC's Rough Justice and Channel 4's Trial and Error programmes as a reminder of what television used to do to address such wrongs.

UKTV said an internal investigation had revealed that "due to human error" the programme was "erroneously labelled" as being suitable for broadcast before the watershed.

Initiation of a prescriber-directed error feedback programme was associated with an 83% reduction in narcotic prescribing errors, an elimination of approximately 5 6 erroneous narcotic prescriptions per month.

21 22 The purpose of this paper is to report the development of a prescribing error feedback programme, and its impact on narcotic prescribing errors.

A prescribing error feedback programme was successfully implemented by using the model for improvement for its development and refinement, and engaging frontline clinicians in the process.

The final iteration of the prescriber error feedback programme synergised (1) personnel (ie, a multidisciplinary implementation team), (2) process (ie, for analysing data and delivering feedback) and (3) tools (the pharmacy's electronic prescriber error database and email system).

The team identified four primary drivers ('must do's') for a successful error feedback programme as (1) maximise error reporting, (2) optimise data analysis, (3) determine best feedback strategy and (4) ensure bidirectional communication between prescriber and feedback team.

After the implementation of an error disclosure programme, the average monthly number of applications for compensation fell from 7.03 to 4.52 per 100,000 patients, the monthly rate of appeals to a judicial tribunal fell from 2.13 to 0.7 per 100,000 patients and likewise, the average length of time needed to resolve medical disputes dropped from 1.36 to 0.95 years.

UK doctors were much more likely to report that they had taken part in a formal medical error reduction programme (70.9% UK vs 55.7% US, p<0.001), but US doctors were much more likely to agree about the need for periodic recertification examinations compared with UK doctors (23.4% UK vs 53.9% US, p<0.001).