Sentence examples for performance adherence from inspiring English sources

The Chamber feels that corporate executives' compensation should be based on a balance of individual accomplishment, corporate performance, adherence to risk management, and compliance with laws and regulations, with a focus on shareholder value.

Institution of checklists with targeted user feedback regarding performance adherence may aid in overcoming clinical inertia.

Possible measures of outcomes could be related to the healthcare providers' performance (adherence to recommended practice), patient's outcome (as quality of life or mortality), surrogate outcomes (as re-admission) and organisational outcomes (such as resource use or sustainability).

We evaluated the impact of a short but large-scale EIP on phlebotomists' practical performance and adherence to VBSC guidelines.

Other dimensions of performance, notably adherence to the vaccination schedule and the efficacy of the approaches used to reach all the children (targeting) must also be considered.

The number of key features of the EAP present in the consultations is used as an indication of the performance and adherence to the EAP.

Further sampling of the DNA extractions performed in our laboratory (10% of each lysate batch) is ongoing for quality assurance purposes, i.e. to confirm integrity of reagents as well as to monitor staff performance and adherence to protocol.

In addressing these and similar system design and performance issues, adherence to design principles derived from HSI and macroergonomics can help decrease the likelihood of undesired outcomes including maladaptive human actions (i.e., human error), although these can never be completely eliminated (Hobbs et al. 2008; Love et al. 2011).

During these district visits, 90 health workers (most of whom had received training that included HIV assessment were followed up to evaluate their performance including adherence to the IMCI guidelines. This initial follow up visit indicated that most of the trained health workers (97%) did not review or mention the HIV guidelines despite receiving training.

The challenges include compliance with performance measures, adherence to guidelines, adequate prevention, and early control of comorbidities that affect the progression of AF and associated risks, early initiation of treatment, and successful evaluation of the associated risks of bleeding, primary or recurrent stroke, and patient awareness and compliance [ 1, 8, 13].

Three studies evaluated care recipients' performance in adhering to appointments or adherence.