Sentence examples for more favourable staffing from inspiring English sources

Lower ratios indicated more favourable staffing.

Lower patient-to-nurse ratios indicate more favourable staffing.

They will be able to afford better facilities, more favourable staff-student ratios and attract even more students able to ease their way into employment through internships.

Virgin also offer more favourable staff travel perks – 10 free tickets per year for any friend as against BA's one after eight years and two after 20 years for two nominees.

There is a robust research literature documenting an association between more favourable nurse staffing and a range of patient outcomes including mortality, adverse events and satisfaction with care.

This contrasts with reported isolation rates of 14 17 % in high-income countries, where more single rooms and favourable staffing ratios facilitate greater use of isolation precautions.

Women's evaluations of the helpfulness of and amount of attention received from staff were more favourable in the structured care group (table 4).

At the biggest industry-owned health centre we visited in 2004, the staffing ratio was more favourable than in the public sector, with 34 nurses, 3 doctors and 10 nursing assistants being responsible for 37 beds.

He stood down as chairman of Tullett's remuneration committee in 2009 after an outcry over the company's decision to offer help to move staff to countries with more favourable tax regimes after the announcement of a tax on City bonuses.

The aims of the present study were to investigate whether: 1) Initiatives, workshops and activities supported by the intervention achieved their goals, 2) Attitudes of health staff toward IPL and IPP became more favourable during the course of the study as measured at yearly intervals and 3) Health staff judged the intervention had achieved its goals.

To be sure, there are practical reasons: the cost of living is lower, eastern universities are easier to get into, the staff-to-student ratio is more favourable, and academic standards remain fairly high.