Sentence examples for heightened staff from inspiring English sources

It is possible that these factors heightened staff perceptions of stress within the system, although previous and ongoing research in Malawi suggests that inadequate HRH is a persistent challenge for both EmOC staff and the women in their care.

Interventions included: central line insertion checklist, demonstration of competencies for line maintenance and access, daily line necessity checklist, and quality rounds by nursing leadership, heightened staff accountability, follow-up surveillance by epidemiology with timely unit feedback and case reviews, and identification of noncompliance with evidence-based guidelines.

Leading questions occasionally recur but are corrected because of heightened staff awareness of the issue.

But a self-serving legalistic response can heighten staff cynicism and risk further opprobrium, undermining rather than recovering stakeholder trust.

Instead of showing heightened vigilance, Kaloti staff were happy to offer cash-in-hand in exchange for gold hand-delivered and originating from artisanal, small-scale mines (ASMs).

The warm, inviting milieu was heightened by the cheery staff.

Seeking to avoid a repeat of previous failed efforts, New York City is demanding that a company it is hiring to deliver medical and mental health services to 13,500 inmates in city jails agree to stringent staffing requirements, heightened standards of care, and steep financial penalties for any failures.

A1 Standards Set on Jail Health New York City is demanding that Prison Health Services, which just got a three-year, $313.7 million contract to deliver medical and mental health services to 13,500 inmates in city jails, agree to stringent staffing requirements, heightened standards of care and steep financial penalties for any failures.

Moreover, we were more careful to avoid referring to different staff groups using words such as 'urban' or 'rural', which we learned were unintentionally heightening divisions among staff.

"We are informing our officers and staff of the heightened risk and reminding them to remain vigilant and alert to any possible dangers.

Assistant Commissioner Rowley said: "The threat level to police officers and staff has been heightened, but we are used to confronting risk and danger; this is what we do on a daily basis, and we are well trained.