There are nevertheless inherent advantages of managing environmental issues in a systematized way, in terms of access to finance and insurance, but more importantly to identify potential liabilities and avoid unnecessary expenditure on clean up and noncompliance.
In contrast, a systematized imaging environment prioritizes stability in general.
To reduce the incidence of in-hospital falls, a systematized QI approach that closely involves, encourages, and educates healthcare staff at multiple levels is integral to its effectiveness.
In the last quarter of the 20th century, the widespread use of computers in processing this systematized information revived the possibility of creating a universal bibliography.
However, in view of the connection between classical mereology and Boolean algebras (see below, Section 4.4), mathematical models for superatomistic mereologies may be recovered from the work on superatomic Boolean algebras initiated by Mostowski and Tarski (1939) and eventually systematized in Day (1960).
In 1965, the systematized nomenclature of pathology (SNOP) was developed by the College of American Pathologists.
Palliative care for people with dementia is less well systematized (in the sense of having structured care pathways) than that for people with cancer.
The long-term experience with the Dutch drug database G-standard is now being used in the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation IHTSDOO) for the development of a good structure and unequivocal pharmaceutical information in SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine-Clinical Terms).
For her part, UNICEF's Jean Gough congratulated the Public Ministry for the excellent work it is doing to avoid the re-victimization of these abused children, and indicated the need to reinforce psychological therapy for the victims in a more systematized way.
In this paper, we propose a systematized framework in which resource efficiency indicators can be structured and comprehensively positioned.
