Sentence examples for examining staff from inspiring English sources

Qasem Exirifard has been dismissed from Tehran's Khajeh Nasir Toosi university after its academic committee, in charge of examining staff's qualifications, deemed his voice was effeminate and said it could lead to students ridiculing him in the classroom.

In a qualitative study examining staff perceptions of factors related to therapeutic relationships, whether or not a patient was liked or disliked by staff was considered the most important factor in the amount of time the staff spent with that patient [ 111].

His review into high death rates at 14 hospital trusts was also examining staffing levels, he added.

In addition to examining staffing patterns to streamline data-related tasks, the data from this assessment suggests several simple, practical capacity development approaches to strengthen health management systems by improving data demand, use, and quality assurance.

A literature review examining staffing in remote, rural areas in middle- and low-income countries found that 1247 (87.2%) general physicians in Ghana worked in urban regions although 66% of the population resides in rural areas [ 4].

Objective: We examined staff utilization and procedure length for percutaneous and open bedside tracheostomies in an intensive care setting Study Design: Prospective clinical outcomes study.

In spite of these limitations, this study has several important strengths including a large and diverse sample of JJ programs located in 7 different states to examine staff and organizational correlates of perceived importance of prevention services, making it one of the largest studies examining attitudes toward prevention in JJ agencies.

Hopefully, this discussion will stimulate a debate over the effectiveness of these programs, and others, that dot the landscape and foster clinical research that examines staff injury rates as well as other common and clinically important patient outcomes, such as violence.

To further examine compliance with the intervention, we examined staff responses to the evaluation questionnaire.

It might examine staff engagement strategies and cultural interventions to manage cultural diversity and expectations.

To examine staff motivation in implementing (or not) the NICE guidance on VTE, qualitative methods were necessary.