Sentence examples for management and perception from inspiring English sources

The European Landscape Convention encourages everyone to be part of the management and perception of the landscape.

Participating pediatricians were asked to complete a survey that contained questions regarding the management and perception of fever in infants.

Groups of four to seven items provide six factors: teamwork climate, safety climate, job satisfaction, stress recognition, perceptions of management and perception of working conditions.

As shown in Table 2, for four of the seven dimensions - Teamwork Climate, Stress Recognition, Perception of Unit Management and Perception of Hospital Management - the elimination of the department level from the model did not reduce the model's goodness-of-fit significantly, as measured by the change in the -2LL.

Frontline staff engagement in the project and communication, both intra-organisational communication between staff and management and perceptions of inter-organisational communication, were perceived to be very important.

For the current study, and building on previous findings, two additional months of fieldwork was conducted in 2009 focusing on caregivers' management and perceptions of child diarrhoea.

Drawing from the experiences of TB programs, tracers specific to ART could be trained [ 43] although important differences in the management and perceptions of HIV are important considerations.

The five outcome domains we identified closely parallel those within the PROMIS pediatrics framework [ 40], although our review additionally describes a domain we labelled 'disease management and perceptions'.

This study reveals disquieting descriptions of health information management and perceptions of its impact on the quality of care for children with tracheotomy who participated in this study.

The high rate of missing answers in Perceptions of hospital management and Perceptions of unit Management (7 11 %) was similar to the results of other studies using the SAQ in European countries [ 29].

In order to improve our understanding and prediction of environmental thresholds leading to undesirable change on coral reefs, it seems logical to draw upon evidence collected at spatial scales appropriate to observe reef assemblages through time (∼100 500 matchingching the majority of existing management, policy, and perception.