Sentence examples for groups of wards from inspiring English sources

Organizational improvement processes were initiated in three different groups of wards.

A valid classification of nursing organization would be useful to identify groups of wards that can be compared, or to be used as a covariate in multivariate analysis.

Four groups of wards (n = 6 for three groups, n = 7 for one group) will be randomly allocated to each intervention time point over the trial.

At the first stage of sampling, 289 Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) (95 sub-wards in urban areas and 194 groups of wards in rural areas) were selected using systematic sampling with probability proportion to size.

When he later settled in Boston, he became a prominent church leader, first as a bishop of a local ward and then as overseer of a group of wards, a role known as "stake president".

The 'step' refers to each group of wards; and the 'cluster' refers to the ward as unit of randomisation.

The primary sampling unit (PSU) for the 2006 NDHS is a ward, sub-ward, or group of wards in rural areas, and sub-wards in urban areas.

The primary sampling unit (PSU) for the 2006 NDHS was a ward, subward, or group of wards in rural areas, and subwards in urban areas.

On each ward, we also conducted individual interviews with members of staff of different seniority and professional backgrounds, and one interview with a more senior service manager not based on the ward, such as a lead nurse for a whole hospital or a service manager responsible for a group of wards.

The participants were managers or other employees (facilitators and participants in ethics reflection groups on wards) of health care services in this ethics project.

In this trial, 25 hospital wards are randomised to four groups three groups of six wards and one group of seven wards.