Sentence examples for identified and responded from inspiring English sources
Among members of National Voices, the strongest concerns have been that: localisation will exacerbate inequalities and social exclusion; gains from successful national strategies and frameworks will be at risk; and the needs of patients with less common conditions will not be identified and responded to by GP commissioners with low awareness.
In its report, the CQC said it "could not rely on" the hospital's reports of serious incidents because there was "no monitoring system in place" to ensure all serious incidents were "identified and responded to correctly".
"The state-of-the-art leak detection systems, elevated safety features and specialized staff training employed on Keystone XL make us confident any significant leak would be quickly identified and responded to," Grady Semmens, a TransCanada spokesperson, told The Huffington Post via email.
Although health authorities promptly identified and responded to the outbreak, they could not determine its origin.
While most gaps in knowledge were addressed after an intense information seminar, other learning needs were identified and responded to.
Moreover, the combined effect of the interventions stresses the importance of a shared approach; serious infection needs to be ruled out, and patients' expectations and worries should be identified and responded to, all without unduly increasing consultation time.
Workplaces also have a vital role in identifying and responding to perpetrators of domestic and family violence.
The question is how we can prevent, identify and respond to neglect in a time of increasing demand.
He works on grim, multi-agency protocols for identifying and responding to chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (C.B.R.N).
"I identify and respond to a very untrained and primitive eye," said Ms. Wainhouse, a Brooklyn-based artist.
Bus and subway employees have begun taking special training in identifying and responding to suspicious activities and in emergency communication, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced yesterday.
