Sentence examples for foster report from inspiring English sources
Every news story about the Dr Foster report included quotes from various other experts suggesting that the shifts in coding pattern were 'fiddling'fiddling
The Dr Foster report underlines the fact that receiving care in hospital can involve risks, and the need for responsible staff.
Lynne Sedgmore, the chief executive of the Centre for Excellence in Leadership and a former college principal, says the Foster report provides students with a "wonderful platform" to get themselves heard more effectively.
Answering questions at the recent Commons health committee hearing, Sir David Nicholson, NHS chief executive and, at the time of the report, chief executive of the West Midlands strategic health authority, replied to a question about the 2001 Dr Foster report by saying the mortality figures "do not tell you how many deaths are avoidable.
The Dr Foster report into "coding", the way conditions are classified within the NHS, found over half of 150 cases did not "meet national standards".
"These measures are to be used as a warning sign of a risk that poor quality care may be leading to a higher than expected mortality," the Dr Foster report said.
Recently Joanna Foster reported in The Times on an entry from the New York area.
"Preliminary findings indicate that Germans, for example, have a greater propensity for establishing systems at an earlier stage than U.S. companies," Foster reports.
"When you put a worm into your mouth," Foster reports, "it senses the heat as something sinister," searching for gaps between your teeth until you bite down and taste "slime and the land".
It has also backed two more experimental ventures: NewAssignment.net, an effort to foster reporting that combines the work of professional journalists with input from online readers, and Global Voices, a collection of blogs from less-developed countries.
