Sentence examples for following accreditation from inspiring English sources

The following linear regression model is specified to estimate the level and trend in the dependent variable before accreditation and the changes in level and trend following accreditation.

The data collected included the following: accreditation of the hospitals, the average monthly volume of emergency department patients from March to May 2003, the effects of the SARS epidemic on emergency department workers, types of PPE supplied, kinds of ICMs implemented, as well as timing and origin of instruction to use PPE and ICMs during the SARS epidemic.

Second, for 14 of the 23 equations, the β2 coefficient (the change in level following accreditation) is negative, as postulated, and for seven measures the parameter is significant (table 2).

Following accreditation, societies were invited to enter the awards in the Bronze, Silver and Gold categories, depending on their level of enterprise.

Following accreditation the relationships between EQuIP performance and clinical performance and the cultural assessment would be examined.

We hypothesise that a sharp drop in levels of compliance will occur immediately following the accreditation survey followed by a negative change in slope over time.

The present paper reports on the experience of the Centre of Biomedical Research which is following an accreditation process for their own schemes in line with the CPA-EQA program and a proposal to set requirements that Italian schemes must follow to be recognised as valid and effective.

The HCOs nominating to participate will be approached by the research team to identify potential subjects to track at the time of, or immediately following, the accreditation survey.

The β2 coefficient suggests that the mean level of compliance for the 23 quality measures decreased by 3.95 percentage points immediately following the accreditation survey.

The change in level following the accreditation survey (β2) signals a significant decline in compliance, as predicted; and, as postulated, the postaccreditation slope (β3) is also negative and statistically significant (table 3).

The results in Table  3 demonstrate that immediately following the accreditation survey, the level of reported medication errors per 1000 prescriptions (Y 10 ) dropped significantly (P ≤ 0.001), but there was no significant change in the slope after the intervention.