Sentence examples for feedback on the case from inspiring English sources

In addition, feedback on the case studies was received from all countries and was taken seriously on the part of the respondents; the authors appreciated and incorporated the comments.

The limited implementation of case management reflected: a lack of clarity over the scope and boundaries of the intervention; variable investment in the intervention; a lack of resources, skills and training to deliver case management; and limited reflection and feedback on the case manager role.

Having experts to introduce and to give feedback on the cases would not be enough to make the workshops a true success, however.

Such findings would support a qualitative study conducted in Northern Tanzania, which described several barriers to the provision of care and included poor supervision from the district level, delayed promotions, as well as lack of feedback on the cases referred to the higher level [ 21].

Of course we have not thought of all possible use cases, so we hope that the biology community can give us feedback on what use cases they want to see available in taxize.

This was achieved through small international group workshop discussions with key investigators (including authors LTS, KF and JJ), followed by circulation and feedback on the draft (case report form, prior to the start of development of the electronic version).

We handle requests from participants or families for individual feedback on case-to-case basis with involvement of a licensed psychiatrist.

From the VASM survey results, positive feedback on the value of the case note review booklets, as well as a perceived improvement in the local level of care was reported.

It also laid the basis for the design of a quality improvement intervention as part of the study using clinical audit and feedback on the near-miss cases (to be reported separately).

Feedback: Within the subsequent 2 weeks, all participants received feedback on the management of the cases viewed.

Whilst patients and carers gave positive feedback on the interpersonal skills of case managers, for example, describing them as 'nice'pleasant'nt'bubblybly'lovelyely'easyasy to talk to', 'a friendly face'comfortinging' and 'supportive', they found it difficult to evaluate the extent to which the anticipated benefits of case management had been realised in practice.