Franke has always stressed the importance of the supply side of the startup's home services marketplace, in which retaining and motivating quality cleaners and other home services workers is key.
These results can also be seen in Badea (2015), who concludes that the majority of participants in her study acknowledge the highly motivating quality of games, which are complemented by the relaxed class atmosphere when games are used.
The standard needs to be set high enough to motivate quality improvement but low enough to be achievable.
Overall, there is no clear evidence regarding an association between public reporting and improved quality of care, even though some studies suggest that public reporting may motivate quality improvement activities [ 24, 25].
These public indicators can influence outcomes of health care by informing consumer choices and consumer behavior, by motivating quality improvements through affected reputation, and by inherently setting professional standards [ 15].
While we have found the students to be smart, thoughtful, kind and motivated, the quality of the teaching and the administration of the school have been uneven and, on balance, disappointing.
POM analyses revealed older respondents were significantly less likely than younger respondents to be motivated by quality of life considerations.
The instrument may identify possible weaknesses in a clinical setting and motivate quality improvement interventions and reductions in medical errors [ 18- 20].
As noted above, most image quality assessment research is motivated towards perceptual quality of an image.
After decades of accreditation development in health, and multi-million euro, dollar and pound investments, the extent to which accreditation processes and outcomes accurately reflect and motivate high quality clinical and organisational performance is poorly understood and under-investigated.
