Sentence examples for guiding quality from inspiring English sources

In previous papers, the authors have proposed an approach called multiview framework, for guiding quality managers in designing and managing a goal oriented quality model.

The guiding quality for all candidates should be whether they are competent and ready to lead.

Using the case example of acute dizziness, we have illustrated the potential benefit of economic analysis for guiding quality improvement approaches targeting reduced diagnostic error.

Thus, the accurate determination and classification of the reasons for testing is crucial to the validity of observational studies of colonoscopy's effectiveness and for guiding quality improvement efforts [ 15].

A number of theoretical models can be applied to help guide quality improvement and patient safety interventions in hospitals.

This survey could provide information to help guide quality improvement efforts to enhance the care of the dying.

However, little is known regarding the morbidity of specific procedures or the association with risk factors to help guide quality improvement (QI) initiatives.

The aim of study was to evaluate setting-specific quality indicators (QIs) for shared-housing arrangements (SHA) regarding effects of a guided quality development process on resident's quality of life (QoL).

Hence, commercial registry efforts that measure quality and effectiveness of care in an attempt to guide quality improvement, pay for performance, or value-based purchasing should incorporate measures that most accurately represent patient-centered improvement.

Specific to SCD analgesic management, one setting inconsistently used existing analgesic policies, while the other setting did not have such policies.FMECA facilitated the identification of failures of ED SCD care and has guided quality improvement activities.

To ensure a continuity of quality standards in the care, development, and learning experiences of children from infancy through the kindergarten years, MSF introduced the Early Years Development Framework (EYDF) to complement the NEL Framework in 2011 to guide quality care and learning practices for children below 4 years in child care settings.