Institutional learning, increased institutionalization of the priorities, more efficient decision making, more consistent decision making, or increased compliance with decisions (i.e. 'buy-in') are valuable, hard to achieve outcomes of successful priority setting.
The system of assessing people's care needs should be made more consistent too, he says.
As Mr. Skilling brought the silos under a more unified management, functions like accounting and compensation were made more consistent.
The institute has also written hundreds of treatment guidelines in hopes of improving, and making more consistent, basic medical care.
They also indicated that it would be falsely optimistic to hope for substantive changes in teaching and learning before the national system of examination is made more consistent with curriculum goals.
One ingredient we see a lot around Christmastime that we wish made more consistent appearances in our lives is molasses.
Keeping track of the enemies' strengths and weaknesses was made more consistent with different types of health bars so that players did not have to estimate what types of challenges they were facing when fighting new enemies.
Next, the definitions of resectable and borderline resectable need to be made more consistent.
These human decisions could be made more consistent by establishing more formal guidelines for making these choices, such as those developed for other human annotation tasks [ 35].
36 By using horizontal systematic reviews, clinicians, guideline developers, funders of research, public health policy makers, and journal editors and their peer reviewers might be aided in making more consistent and less biased decisions.
