Consumer advocates argue that the multibillion-dollar death care business is subject to spotty supervision, incomplete state laws and a clientele largely disinclined to scrutinize the details of a family member's burial or cremation.
The multibillion-dollar business is subject to spotty supervision, a patchwork of incomplete state laws and a clientele largely disinclined to look too closely into the details of a loved one's burial or cremation.
This approach was used in large part because of complex rules regarding supervision of CRNAs by anesthesiologists, for which incomplete information was contained in claims files.
During training, participants performed 278 major obstetric surgeries, 141 manual removal of placenta and evacuation of incomplete and septic abortions, and 1161 anaesthetic procedures under supervision.
18 Hence improving prescribing practices may require interventions aimed at multiple operant factors, such as developing a safety-oriented attitude through improving environment conditions, direct staff supervision and adopting a zero-tolerance policy for incomplete or incorrect prescriptions.
That's a quaint, and woefully incomplete, description of a job that actually has a triple mandate, including the regulation and supervision of the banking system.
The distant supervision method produces an important number of false negatives because the SpanishDrugEffectDB database is incomplete.
Howbeit, as social bookmarking is open to all, there is no supervision of how online resources are organized and tagged, which can lead to inconsistent, incomplete or pejorative descriptions of resources.
Our gold standard for indicators of supervision and stock-outs was based on inspection of monitoring records at the health centers, which were incomplete and may have data quality issues.
