Sentence examples for explicit priority for from inspiring English sources
Alex Bax, chief executive of London Pathway, a specialist homeless charity that works closely with University College Hospital, said services would only improve if the health outcomes of homeless people were made an explicit priority for all of the NHS.
Based on the landmark, randomized trial conducted by Temel et al. [ 16], QoL should be an explicit priority for health care professionals throughout the course of advanced cancer care.
This study identified factors important to understanding organizational context and informed next steps for explicit priority setting for a provincial health authority.
"Resetting" U.S.-Russian relations has been an explicit priority of the Obama administration.
The aim of the study is to propose a method to design spatially explicit priorities of intervention for the recovery of Ns populations in highly impacted freshwater systems by exotic multi-species invasion and water quality (WQ) degradation.
Factors related to the fire-prone nature of the ecosystem and the characteristics of the invasive stands emerged as pivotal features for setting spatially-explicit priorities for management.
Reducing health inequalities has been an explicit priority in the United Kingdom (UK) for over a decade, informing operational strategy in the National Health Service (NHS) [ 1], and government policy more widely [ 2].
What is a good 'entry point' for introducing an explicit priority setting framework in an organization (I 9)?
The purpose of the survey was to understand the context within the PHSA as it related to priority setting activity, and to explore the potential for embarking on an explicit priority setting process within this organization.
Decision makers further stated a need for developing a culture that supports explicit priority setting.
The revised UAGA in 2006 has assigned explicit priority to the donor's intent so that the donor consent for organ donation becomes irrevocable and does not require consent or concurrence of any person after the donor's death[ 24].
