Sentence examples for formalised approach from inspiring English sources
A formalised approach to certifying companies' water use serves the dual purpose of rewarding companies that are measuring and reducing their water use and highlighting those that are not.
As Mr Leitch says: " You can frighten the hell out of children and make them sit in a row for as long as possible but the question is, is it the right thing to do?" The second and final part of this series on nursery education will look at a more formalised approach to teaching two and three-year-olds.
Most nurses, especially new or less experienced ones, considered the formalised approach to SNAP assessment to be useful.
7 This is in contrast with the iterative development of TRR and VSRR 3 the introduction of which antedated the now more formalised approach to innovation and the introduction of new devices.
22 23 Using a pragmatic design we determined the effects on the likelihood of spontaneous vaginal birth of a formalised approach to care in labour assessment units, which focused on assessment of and anticipatory guidance on cognitive-emotional state, pain, and fetal position.
Interventions Usual nursing or midwifery care or a minimum of one hour of care by a nurse or midwife trained in structured care, consisting of a formalised approach to assessment of and interventions for maternal emotional state, pain, and fetal position.
More formalised approaches, including policies, are needed to support and endorse collaboration between the public health and primary care sectors.
The second extract suggests that local, formalised approaches to end of life care have drawn heavily on the LCP and the Gold Standards Framework (GSF), the latter an approach to changing care practice in relation to end of life care [ 20, 22].
However, the formalised scenario approach conveys four clear advantages, (1) the better documentation of the process, (2) its reproducibility, (3) the openness in terms of the number and directions of the finally selected set of scenarios, and (4) its analytical power.
A more formalised quantitative approach was also undertaken (AG/WG).
7 This predefined decision method uses standardised criteria to evaluate agreement and is therefore more valuable than less formalised consensus approaches.
