Then we should institutionalize procedures to reduce harm, ranging from the school version of a doctor washing his hands to properly following best-practice protocols.
In contrast, once Britain admitted the existence of its intelligence services, it felt the need to institutionalize complaint procedures similar to those available for other services.
Past approaches become institutionalized in standard operating procedures and management controls.
In a company, it might also be important to work together in a shared space, but it might already have institutionalized manuals for important procedures.
However, he says he doesn't anticipate such guidance being issued soon; the agency doesn't want to act in haste lest a less-than-optimal procedure be institutionalized prematurely.
The U.S. EPA's efforts to institutionalize and standardize procedures for cumulative risk assessment are occurring as part of a larger transition in the way the agency assesses and manages environmental risks.
Thus, the term knowledge flow refers to the effects of HR systems on the individual level (human capital), but also organizational effects in terms of changing knowledge shared within groups or networks (social capital) or institutionalized within formal rules or procedures (organizational capital) (Kang et al. 2007).
The minute fraction (2%) who was not summoned to the test procedure was usually institutionalized for reasons of criminality or severe disability.
Finally, compared with other studies (1, 23), a relatively low proportion of participants reported a history of amputation, which may be explained by recruitment procedures that made it difficult for house-bound or institutionalized individuals to participate.
