Sentence examples for monitoring of improvements from inspiring English sources

This insight is particularly timely given the opportunity presented by the beginning of the new Sustainable Development agenda to reconsider the monitoring of improvements in adult literacy around the globe.

Another way to improve PRM administration and further align with the ISOQOL framework involves our recommendation (see below in the Timing of Patient Reported Measures in Dialysis subsection of this paper) that HRQOL assessment be increased to a bi-annual basis to generate more consistent monitoring of improvements in health, or lack thereof, resulting from the tailored care plans.

15 Some studies suggest that patients may have an interest in extending disclosure discussions to encompass plans for and evidence of practice improvement, with some interviewees indicating interest in contributing to the monitoring of improvement processes over time.

Careful measurement of quality of life and fear of falling is included, also monitoring of improvement in balance, body weight bearing, as well as motor coordination especially when performing activities of daily life.

In order to continue the updating of knowledge concerning the safety efficiency of road infrastructure treatments in the country, there is a need for a mechanism for systematic monitoring of infrastructure improvements implemented on the roads.

In addition to structural reforms, investment and monitoring of outcomes, improvements in survival have also been driven by innovations in diagnostics and treatment over the past two decades.

AMEC will design and monitor construction of improvements to the 52-year-old Travers Reservoir, one of Alberta's major irrigation reservoirs, that will enable it to continue its significant role in the management of southern Alberta's water resources.

The multicomponent, multi-level, quality improvement intervention targeted to dialysis facilities, staff, and patients includes educational webinars, staff- and patient-level educational activities, monthly monitoring of quality improvement activities, and traditional quality improvement oversight.

An active model of dissemination should ideally integrate systems of supervision, mentoring, and monitoring of quality improvement - all areas reported as inadequate by all 11 country teams.

Ultimately, if studies contributing to GBD are standardized, future iterations of GBD may not only show the relative importance of headache in global public health but also monitor the benefits of improvements in headache care, new treatments and societal change.

We started an 18 months project of monitoring and improvement of HH in September 2012.