Moreover, publications and citation counts are also used to evaluate departments, schools and journals [19].
Furthermore, we compared the sufficiency levels between all clinical physicians and specialists to evaluate department-level maldistribution.
The physical space of LouieLab is a manifestation of the city's commitment to open data, including leveraging data to evaluate when departments are (and are not) meeting their goals, through the city's LouieStat performance management program, which evaluates departments' work and shares progress with residents.
The commissioner also said he planned to hire an outside consultant to evaluate the department's response to the World Trade Center attack, to better prepare should the city suffer another terrorist attack.
The audit, by the consulting firm KPMG, was intended to evaluate the department's ability to carry out the new monitoring system and other responsibilities it has been recently charged with.
The task force will evaluate the department's technical capabilities to deal with various terrorism threats, and make recommendations, said Mr. Bloomberg, who announced the new task force with Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta.
Managers use timestamps from computerized tracking systems to evaluate emergency department (ED) processes.
We then used our method to study the effect of overestimation of publication-citation records on the accuracy of citation indices an important issue to understand in light of the wide-spread use of such measures to evaluate individual, department, and university performance.
But on a recent Sunday afternoon, this 52-year-old casually dressed shopper from Valley Stream was a woman on a mission: to evaluate 10 departments at Bloomingdale's and analyze every aspect of the service.
In order to evaluate the department-specific infection rate we introduced a new indicator: the Standardised Infection Rate (SIR).
When evaluated on department level, there was a wide variation between departments in the use of NSAIDs (p < 0.001, chi-square test),.
