Pre-existing relationships between end-users and researchers, combined with readily available resources, can greatly reduce information searching and processing time, which aids decision-making timeliness and quality (Paton et al. [1998]).
Who assigns the responsibilities and makes sure about timeliness and effectiveness.
According to the participants, nurses' self-confidence along with their clinical competence bring them a sense of "efficacy" which in turn makes them become "initiators to help the patients" and accelerates their timeliness in making and implementing the decisions.
A rule that makes the timeliness of an application depend on the date when an invention is "substantially complete" seriously undermines the interest in certainty.11 More-over, such a rule finds no support in the text of the statute.
A slideshow presentation later shown to USGS employees articulating the new protocol said exceptions can be made when timeliness is critical for public health or safety.
Last week it emerged Carillion was being investigated by the Financial Conduct Authority over the "timeliness and content of announcements" made by the company between 7 December 2016 and 10 July 2017.
The investigations in the United States come atop similar inquiries in France, where officials are looking into the timeliness and accuracy of reports made to investors by Vivendi's former chief executive, Jean-Marie Messier. Jean-Marie Messier
"The main issues we have are lack of timeliness and responsiveness," Vecchiet notes.
Planners then may intend to improve alternative modes of travel in order to make them more competitive in terms of speed, timeliness, and convenience [76].
Also, their timeliness, and the use that can be made of the gain in time, for individuals and populations is discussed.
ICT facilitates the advanced practice of NPs through enhanced timeliness and quality of diagnostic and therapeutic decision making.
