The survey was designed to provide information on two specific facets of nursing care organization: scope of practice and nurses' perception of their practice environment.
Six thematic areas of capacity were examined: leadership and governance, organizations' resources, scope of HPSR+A teaching and research, communication, networking and getting research into policy and practice (GRIPP), demand for HPRS+A and resource environment.
As you move up in the organization, the scope of your budget will broaden.
With the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Ms. Richardson led efforts to widen the organization's scope of civil rights to include human rights and economic parity.
They recommended other individuals and organizations and the scope of engagement thereafter grew organically The stakeholders included individuals and organizations representing healthcare managers, academia, civil society organizations, non-governmental and governmental organizations, bilateral and multilateral institutions, and health informatics consultants (Table 1).
Provincial legislation allows health professionals to self-regulate through provincial regulatory organizations, therefore the scope of practice and the role of a health professional can vary from province to province.
See generally NLRB v. Wentworth Institute, 515 F.2d 555, 555 (CA197575) ("[P]erhaps the most obvious, interpretation of the rejection of the House exclusion would be that Congress meant to include nonprofit organizations [within the scope of the Act]"); Sherman & Black, The Labor Board and the Private Nonprofit Employer: A Critical Examination of the Board's Worthy Cause Exemption, 83 Harv.L.Rev.
Depending on the type of organizations and the scope of their activity, enterprises need to comply with the international regulations, mostly related to the dual-use items and money laundering issues.
Epstein: Big data analytics is often not very relevant to determining the social impact of most social purpose organizations because the scope of work is usually small and local.
In most cases, it would be overbroad to include traditionally public meetings, such as annual meetings of not-for-profit organizations, within the scope of a confidentiality agreement.
