The phrase "outcome focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or approach that prioritizes results or end goals.
Example: "In our project management strategy, we maintain an outcome focus to ensure that we meet our objectives efficiently."
Alternatives: "results-oriented" or "goal-oriented."
Whatever the outcome, focus on enjoying your engagement and wedding planning with your fiancé.
This research focuses on morbidity-mortality reviews and internal outcome focus studies.
Further, diet quality indices are subjective with regard to dietary variables included (e.g. the disease outcome focus of the FNRS), cut-off points and scoring methods (Moeller et al., 2007).
Research included in this systematic review [ 66– 77] suggests that measures of re-hospitalization rates or length of stay have been consistently studied in the general transitional care experimental research since 1990, indicating an outcome focus on select quality elements related to effectiveness, safety and efficiency for inpatient services.
Other indicators of quality in transitional care, as recommended by the Institute of Medicine [ 4], Department of Health [ 8], and Australian Commission on Quality and Safety in Healthcare [ 6], have not been a consistent outcome focus, suggesting gaps in understanding about timeliness, equity, family/carer centred care and symptom management for older people [ 10, 27].
In a high-pressure, outcome focused business, finding the "right time" to take leave is always difficult.
"We do want this to be outcome focused, rather than focusing on the number of blackboards and the number of Sharpie pens available to students," he said.
In its conclusion the report states that there is a link between those schools taking a strong outcome focussed approach being less likely to produce successful results compared to those that had a combined learning and outcome approach.
Findings for specific outcome foci are presented and implications are discussed.
They still hold dear the importance of intrinsic values which do not require further external or instrumental benefits within a profit and outcome focused environment.
However, outcome focusing on the impact of a disease on everyday life may be as important as the clinical findings and the radiographic appearance.
