Following involvement of the NIHR senior management team, fifteen indicators were selected for initial piloting in an NIHR-wide oversight dashboard (Table 2, Table 3).
As to this matter of noun clustering discussed by Henry Hitchings ("Those Irritating Verbs-as-Nouns," Sunday Review, March 31), we'll take it up at the Thursday English composition remediation pedagogy administration oversight board committee orientation round-table evening discussion meeting.
For example, among both public and private universities, the graduate school dean or an associate dean is the person most likely (37%) to be in charge of administrative oversight of postdocs ( Table 1).
The importance of governance in health systems is evident from the fact that most conceptualisations and descriptions of health systems developed over the past decade speak of aspects of governance, either in terms of stewardship, regulation, oversight or governance itself (Table 1 - Chronology of major health system definitions, frameworks and concepts).
Board oversight didn't work.
Fifty-one-year-old Carolyn Towns, of Blue Island, pleaded guilty and was convicted of a bevy of charges related to her oversight of an under-the-table scheme to resell burial plots and pocket the money at the historic Burr Oak Cemetery near suburban Alsip, Ill.
Peer review by a statistician also had an impact on quality in items concerning the addition of "oversight or fake", "figures and tables", "diagnostic tests", "power", "organization" and "style".
Regulation & Oversight showed less variation across the districts (Table 3 and Figure 1).
In 2009, AFHSC-GEIS provided direction, funding and oversight to a network of 39 partners (Table 1) at approximately 500 sites.
