Sentence examples for increased staff members from inspiring English sources

As the study authors report, staff where the new tags were installed attributed the observed increase in shrinkage to "the lack of a visual deterrent to would-be thieves", and as alarm activations increased, "staff members [became] less likely to respond [to sounding alarms] and more likely to simply wave customers through" (Beck and Palmer 2010, p. 119).

In the present study, it would seem reasonable to assume that SBAR training should have increased staff members' empowerment, but no such effect was found during the study period.

Our facility undertook a quality improvement project to determine whether increasing staff members' knowledge of regulated-waste management would reduce its mismanagement in the surgical setting.

Instead, these patterns tended to reduce staff members' willingness to report their concerns about residents and to increase staff members' feelings that they were working without sufficient information about residents in their care.

We hypothesised that implementation of the communication tool SBAR would improve staff members' perception of communication within and between different professions as well as their safety attitudes, thereby decreasing reports of incidents caused by communication errors as well as increasing staff members' perception of psychological empowerment.

Human resource departments recruit qualified personnel to operate the food supply chain while designing and delivering comprehensive training courses to increase their staff members' knowledge of food quality and safety.

But there are steps board members and managers can take to increase staff wellbeing and engagement.

The increased distance between staff members as well as between bunkerized staff and communities is not only epistemological and existential but also social and emotional.

According to Jacobs, some areas of concern include insufficient supplies of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), lack of isolation accommodations, and an increased need for staff members when a patient is isolated.

Briefing had not been used at all before the courses were run and steadily increased as more staff members had been through the course.

The financing from the three investors fell through, and on Nov. 9, soon after enough T-shirts arrived for an expected increase in staff members set for early December, to 70 from 32, Mr. Chevalier delivered the bad news.