However performance measurement is methodologically challenging and public performance reporting may give rise to unintended consequences such as patient selection by providers [ 72], data misrepresentation to improve perceived performance, and prioritization of narrow, organization-specific objectives to the detriment of wider health system goals [ 73].
Mr. Goord cited the 1973 change in a letter to the association last month as a rationale for narrowing the organization's prison-inspection privileges.
"This narrows the organization and pushes it more firmly into the hands of religious conservatives and the right wing," Mr. Rice said.
When you have narrowed your organization list down it is time to start contacting them.
The authors present compelling evidence for the mobility of these transposons and narrow down on the organization of the transposon that gave rise to the V(D J recombination machinery of jawed vertebrates.
Though, on the one hand, the scope of QMS-related work is typically narrower in small organizations in comparison to large ones, on the other hand, smaller organizations usually suffer a bigger shortage of resources, especially human resources.
Instead, it portrayed him as functionally "part" of the terrorist organization — a narrower definition.
Corporate-funded organizations and narrow interest advocacy campaigns stand in as proxies for citizens as the distance grows between leaders and those they represent.
Accordingly, the aim of understanding health service achievement of policy goals should be less about developing league tables of these organizations using narrow datasets [ 38] and more about understanding how services operate to achieve those goals.
Perceptions of project managers and team members allows the authors not only to find significant differences by role played or type of organization, but to narrow the design of future approaches to investigate the relation between conflict and project performance.
In March 2012 the Roman Catholic Church, while supportive of the ACA's objectives, has voiced concern through the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that aspects of the mandate covering artificial contraception and sterilization and HHS's narrow definition of a religious organization were violations of the First Amendment right to free exercise of religion and conscience.
