Sentence examples for organisation recommendations from inspiring English sources

It included items on the following subjects: characteristics of the organisation, actions taken to obtain reimbursement, cooperation with other organisations and parties, evaluating the role of the organisation, recommendations for other patient organisations, and the policy of the organisation.

Although the RSM report was not issued by an official organisation, its recommendations were authoritative and important.

Start a conversation in your organisation: My recommendation is to set up an internal event within your organisation to discuss social media.

These responses suggest that international health organisations' official recommendations for preventing the transmission of Ebola through sexual contact, which advise survivors returning from treatment centres to use condoms or refrain from sex, are not being adhered to.

Adult sexual offenders who were previously convicted for sexually abusing a child in youth-oriented organisations provided recommendations for prevention.

Some recipient organisations received recommendations arising from multiple cases during the study period.

Expert clinicians and organisations offering recommendations to the clinical community have often erred as a result of not taking sufficient account of evidence.

Purpose/Objective: The post Introduction Evaluation (PIE) was conducted in accordance with the World health Organisation (WHO) recommendation that all countries that have introduced a new vaccine should conduct a PIE, 6-12 months post-introduction, to assess the overall impact of the introduction of new vaccine(s) on a country national immunisation programme.

The Confederation of British Industry, the employers' organisation, made the recommendations in a report released at the start of its annual conference.

For example, programs can involve varied combinations of activities such as: self-assessment by healthcare organisations; external assessment by surveyors on behalf of accreditation agencies; the presentation of an appraisal report to organisations; and actions undertaken by participating organisations to address recommendations [ 24, 25].

For example, compared to all other recipient organisations, organisations that implemented the recommendations they received were more likely to perceive them as useful (43/57 vs 11/33, p < 0.001), regard the mandatory response regime as a good idea (47/57 vs 20/33, p = 0.02), and agree that it would help to decrease death and injury (32/57 vs 11/33, p = 0.04).