It is imperative that quality assessment entails a notion of fidelity of capture and modality-specific utility as well.
Furthermore, New Yorkers are more likely this year to give public schools a grade of A or B than in 2005 or 2006; less than a quarter give public schools a D or F. As the debate over mayoral control unfolds, it is imperative that quality of education and curriculum remain central to the discussion.
Continuous monitoring of both processes of care and risk-adjusted outcomes is imperative for quality control in a modern ICU and health care system in general.
The imperatives of quality, speed, and customer responsiveness are replacing the traditional emphasis on bureaucratic control.
Current imperatives of quality and cost-containment lead a current renewed interest in team-based care [ 31- 33].
We should also begin to consider the new priorities and imperatives in quality assessments in designing evaluations of interventions, in developing standards and guidelines for practice (including primary care practice), and in devising approaches to on-going monitoring of the effects of medical practices on the health of patients and populations.
If we think about the many sectors of the economy across spheres of education, aged care and health where there is a combination of revenue generation and a public policy imperative for high quality social purpose outcomes, Goodstart provides a precedent in demonstrating that both reasonable financial returns and high quality social purpose outcomes are possible.
Accurate ECG interpretation by EM residents is therefore imperative to delivering quality patient care.
Given the fact that a certain type of processing, e.g., JPEG2000 coding, can introduce more than one kind of artifacts, it is imperative to have quality estimators that can assess the impact of more than one artifact.
