Sentence examples for facilitated reporting from inspiring English sources

Having report forms at hand and documented protocols for AEFI reporting facilitated reporting in such settings.

Increased awareness of the disease through public education campaigns and the media facilitated reporting of suspected cases to health authorities.

All interviewed DMOHs, DHRIOs, and DASCOs who were using the tool explained how the DHP tool facilitated reporting, analysis, and the ability to track trends against targets.

c) Organizational factors: Based on the participants' experiences, the factors of this class were related to their work place and facilitated reporting the errors.

Because we used facilitated reporting by a structured questionnaire for the occurrence of a focused set of events in a short period of time, we are confident that these problems were minimised.

N 10 Most nurses agreed that the use of computerized technology facilitated reporting and sharing of patient safety-related data and information, thus enhancing patient safety.

"This is not only a big step forward for China in opening up to the outside world, it is also a big step for further facilitating reporting activities by foreign journalists," said the spokesman, Liu Jianchao.

Georgette Gagnon, human rights director for the UN in Afghanistan, said: "We are calling on the Afghan authorities to take, of course, much greater steps to both facilitate reporting of incidents of violence against women and actually open investigations and take on prosecutions".

These also facilitate reporting, traffic analysis, web and/or mobile segmentation, among other functions.

We need to establish strong, productive relationships with local and federal law enforcement to facilitate reporting procedures that accurately record the number and type of hate crimes being committed.

InSTEDD: Profiled in The Economist for their innovative (and free) "GeoChat" tool, InSTEDD facilitates reporting, collection, and analysis of public health data from remote areas to a central location, allowing governments to respond to and avert deaths from outbreaks of diseases like the avian flu or malaria.