Fifteen empirical articles on quality-focused initiatives (see Additional file 8), which include clinical governance, evidence-based practice, or quality improvement initiatives, were included.
Institutional investors have invested enormously over the decades in pushing for what they perceive as good corporate governance, as evidenced by the rise of Institutional Shareholder Services.
Yentob repeatedly denied that there had been any mismanagement of Kids Company or failure of governance when giving evidence to the public administration and constitutional affairs committee.
Critics will point to Infantino's loyalty to the banned Platini and Uefa's failure to embrace governance reforms as evidence that he does not represent the wholesale change required.
Unpopular as it would be, this reform would have the biggest economic impact of any.Watchdog-whistle politicsA duel over Japan's poor corporate governance offers further evidence that Mr Abe is making changes that count.
A meta-analysis of the scholarly literature indexed during 1990 2004 on collective action related to natural resource governance yielded strong evidence that small-N studies are still the dominant empirical method.
These focused on overarching issues relating to governance, use of evidence in decision-making, and application and monitoring processes.
Thus, the lack of activity in the areas of Leadership and Governance, Information and Evidence, and Health Financing set directions for future avenues of research that could be incorporated into future HPSR research activity.
The electronic medical records were used to assess their real practice, which includes topics such as clinical governance, holistic approach, evidence-based practice, and guideline follow up.
Without exception, all the Regions require evidence of governance requirements, that is, a governance process and an effective partnership agreement in place.
