Further research is needed to refine the results in order to make them suitable for both supporting decision-making processes and monitoring out-of-home placements.
The Guidelines provide the first international framework for governments as well as international organizations, civil society, the private sector, and professionals that directly or indirectly are involved with organizing, providing or monitoring out-of-home care for children.
Such extras are vital, says Hains, whose team also monitors out-of-school activities.
25 Concerns were raised about the failure to monitor out-of-hours care and urgent care centres, which is consistent with reports that monitoring these services has not been a priority for NHS England or the CCGs.
He is considering a tie-up with an Essex firm and is expanding into what he euphemistically terms "corporate work": monitoring out-of-hours use of vehicles, for example.
In this paper, wavelet-based exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) test statistic with adaptive thresholding method, which extracts several significant coefficients from original functional data in the wavelet domain and monitors out-of-control events, is proposed.
The belief that children in school or being monitored out of school cannot be suffering abuse is sadly naive.
Steve Bufford, 24, of Manhattan, said he constantly monitored his out-of-network minutes.
Forest rangers monitor the out-of-bounds areas in much the same way that ski patrols do in-bounds trails.
We recognise that VLAD is likely to be a clinically appealing and potentially useful tool to monitor possible out-of-control conditions in Victorian hospitals.
The strategic health authority, responsible for the trust until both were abolished in the coalition's upheaval of NHS structures, told MPs it didn't really do monitoring of out-of-hours services, that was the trust's business, even if the trust was failing.
