Sentence examples for measures staff from inspiring English sources

Further, despite being left out of the iron triangle of structural quality measures, staff wages have also been shown to be a good predictor of structural quality (Phillips et al. 2000; Phillipsen et al. 1997).

Under the measures staff parking has increased from £5 a month to £1 a day, which the hospital said was aimed at promoting car sharing and the use of public transport.

She said among other measures, staff reductions and victory in arbitration proceedings with the city's police and fire unions "would not have been possible without the tools and resources provided for in PA 4 and its predecessor, Public Act 72 of 1990".

System level factors were to be measured through inclusion of the validated competing values framework [ 20] which measures staff climate, leadership style, what bonds staff together, and prioritization of goals.

Although the utilisation of temporary staff is influenced by efficiency measures, staff shortages, and changing patient numbers and acuity, the demand for temporary nursing staff is also shaped by poor staff planning, staff absenteeism, and lack of involvement of nurses in decision making (3, 27, 45, 46).

We should explore not only the nebulous limits of the duty of care but also infection control measures, staff training and involvement, the role of medical students and volunteers, the triaging of incoming patients, and the logistics of treatment, depending on the severity of the epidemic, as well as the lessons learned from past epidemics.

Mr Monahan said this was partly due to a different approach to measuring staff attitudes, but new efforts will be made to boost staff satisfaction levels.

One could also measure staff satisfaction, length of stay, or in-hospital mortality.

To our knowledge this is the first study that used an activity-based costing methodology under conventional treatment conditions to measure staff costs.

9 18 Additionally, programmes should develop metrics to measure staff engagement in the process of quality improvement.

The majority of articles used survey methods to measure staff, family, or patient observations of neglectful behaviours [ 32- 39].