Formally, a leader provides the resources to implement structures and programs that support ethics.
The Code provides a framework for NHS Bodies to plan and implement structures and systems aimed at prevention of HCAIs.
This finding is supported by Caldwell et al., (2008) which suggests that managers have a responsibility to implement structures and systems that will support practitioners to do research, and support and facilitate participation in research activity [ 21].
""It is not clear that there is a consistency with regard to the way that these programs are implemented, structured and audited, and that's something that needs to be addressed," White House Press Secretary Joshua Earnest said Monday.
FAO statistics has implemented structured and comprehensive metadata that can be useful not only for statisticians who compile, validate and analyse the data, but also for users who access and use the data.
After all, engineering means "applying the best current technical, scientific, and other knowledge to design and implement structures, machines, devices, systems, and processes to safely realize an objective" [ 8].
For years, his team was looking for a prime location to house everyone and implement structures that would foster production and make employees happy.
It is important to train professionals in pain management and to implement structured models for pain prevention and management to ensure that best practices are adhered to for children with CP who suffer from acute or chronic pain.
211 This concept has been extended to a web-based disease management program, which incorporates a comprehensive risk engine, care protocols, and decision support, to promote self-management and enable physicians to establish disease registry and implement structured care.
Structured Data Assessment: The opportunities to implement structured data vary by industry and business type.
