Sentence examples for national documentation from inspiring English sources
It now represents a broad-based consensus, which seems to be qualified as a foundation for the national documentation system.
Unfortunately, there was no systematic, national documentation of such issues by these agencies which would make this possible.
In 1979 80 a total of 33 countries benefited from projects aimed at creating or strengthening national documentation centres.
In addition to data available from the national documentation system, additional data were collected for this study in the screening clinic and at home visits.
The Karonga ART clinic used the simple standardised national documentation system designed by the National ART programme for the providers of ART in the public sector, to generate routine key statistics.
"There is already ample national and international documentation condemning the anachronism inflicted on many Greek citizens by enforcement of sharia".
Toolkits were sometimes supported by multidisciplinary specialists' discussions, theories or conceptual frameworks, best-practice approaches, reviews of institutional documentation, national reports, and observations of existing practices.
The TraumaRegister DGU™ of the German Trauma Society Deutsche Gesellschaftt für Unfallchirurgie (DGU)) (TR-DGU), a national initiative for documentation of care of severely injured patients in Germany, founded in 1993, also used the TRISS for inter-hospital comparisons.
DNACPR policies were assessed on aspects identified from national guidelines including documentation, ethical and legal issues, decision-makers and involvement of others in DNACPR decisions as well as practical considerations such as validity, review and portability of decisions.
The final form included 26 questions on aspects taken from the national guidelines including documentation, ethical and legal issues, DNACPR decision-makers and involvement of others in DNACPR decisions as well as practical considerations such as validity, review period and portability of decisions (see electronic supplement for data extraction table E1).
As nationality begets documentation, and documentation begets access to the 30-baht plan, the lack of nationality amounts to a denial of basic health services that are available to all formally recognized Thai nationals.
