Sentence examples for framework score from inspiring English sources

Eighty three per cent of general practices in the region agreed to participate and participating and non-participating practices were similar in terms of practice size, training practice status, NHS quality and outcomes framework score, and index of multiple deprivation on the basis of practice postcode.

There was no association between a measure of the quality of clinical care provided by GPs (assessed using the Quality and Outcomes Framework score) and response of general practitioners to two postal surveys Self-completion postal surveys are sent to clinicians in order to elicit their opinions of a variety of topics from attitudes to treatment modalities to ethics and new working practices (1).

Quality and Outcomes Framework scores were averaged over the study years.

RMOH health systems norms were mapped across the WHO HSS framework, scored from 0 to 10 and incorporated into a rapid survey assessing 11 domains of facility readiness.

We are dealing with the transition to the new Office for Students; the impact of leaving the EU on student recruitment, staff retention, collaboration and research; new measures to assess teaching quality; a framework to score knowledge transfer and a review of HE funding; and the impact of government anti-terrorism legislation.

There are many ways to answer this question including laying out a financial measurement framework, balanced score card or something in between.

Maximum Likelihood-based phylogeny was then inferred using PhyML [24] using the parameters suggested by ProtTest based on the Akaike Information Criterion framework (AIC) score.

As part of this preparation, a group of researchers (GE, DS, RT, CB, SB, TW) used the existing checklist and dimension-item framework to score three purposefully selected DSTs, representing different design approaches and where our prior overall assessments indicated variable quality.

Results: We extend previous work by Markowetz et al., who proposed a statistical framework to score different network hypotheses.

In the UK, one measure of quality of care is the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) score achieved by a general practice.

Item response theory (IRT) offers a flexible and powerful framework for score linking by its inherent ability to calibrate different items of the same concept on a common underlying metric [ 13- 16].