There is also a question with regard to the business model, not only compliance culture.
The involvement of trainees in the development of quality improvement programs is important to ensure not only compliance, but also accurate feedback of such programs.
Fourth, the psychological treatments were executed by doctors who are highly respected by patients in Chinese culture, which may have improved not only compliance but also motivation for receiving treatment in patients.
"If history is any indication, the leadership's expressed desire to achieve compliance — not only for compliance's sake, but for the sake of improving the department so that it can more effectively service the community it exists to protect — will simply not, after nine years, be enough".
Not only is compliance difficult to achieve (especially among sub-tier suppliers), but it's only half the battle.
"Finance directors not only ensure compliance with financial regulations, but also influence the future direction of the company by providing financial leadership – we are worth every penny," says Adnan Zaheer, finance director for IT company Smart Pension.
It is important to recognize that MF Global submitted a report to CME Group on Friday, Oct. 28, showing that customer segregated accounts were not only in compliance, but contained a $200 million surplus above what was required for the close of business on Thursday, Oct. 27.
We're already seeing the establishment of testing labs in several marijuana markets devoted not only to compliance, but also to clinical research and product development.
RDM TELIC not only provides compliance between TELIC and IETF BCMs, but also furnishes the missing parts of TELIC by allocating CT1 (i.e., AF) on silver links and introducing the mechanism for controlled pre-emption of best effort traffic.
Preselection of individuals with precancerous or early neoplastic lesions with a patient-friendly non-invasive molecular test followed by colonoscopy for diagnosis and potential removal of these lesions, may not only improve compliance and acceptance of invasive screening, but may also have the potential to prevent cancer.
Until that time arrives, however, clinicians should continue to screen all their adult female patients for partner violence not only for compliance with national guidelines, but because its high prevalence and extensive health effects warrant routine inquiry".
