Sentence examples for professionals in quality from inspiring English sources

"[We want] to ensure that these lifesaving domestic and sexual violence services are protected and delivered by appropriate trained professionals in quality specialist services, to ensure the best protection and support for vulnerable women and children," she said.

It further involves the education of the health professionals in quality management and assurance methods.

This kind of feedback mechanism is suggested to support healthcare professionals in quality of care and innovation [ 4, 26, 27].

A focus on population-based assessment of care and action planning is used to facilitate the development of interprofessional and interorganizational collaboration, in order to engage primary care professionals in quality improvement.

This could be explained by the expanded involvement of allied health professionals in quality improvement initiatives and their attendance of educational activities organized by the MoPH, as compared to physicians who generally are too busy to participate in such activities.

These results stress the importance of professionals' attitude in quality of care during childbearing, as well as pointing to the possibility to improve professionals' attitudes with a process-oriented training.

The present study draws on 16 semi-structured interviews with professionals involved in quality of care assessment using quality indicators.

The multi-level framework states that organizational mechanisms have an effect on the relationship between healthcare professionals, resulting in quality and efficiency of care.

The multi-level framework explores care coordination across organizations and states that (inter)organizational mechanisms have an effect on the relationships between healthcare professionals, resulting in quality and efficiency of care.

Given current predictions of even more accelerated urbanization in the regions, there will be an increasing need for more extensive monitoring of urban air quality designed to support health effects studies and impact assessments, and a corresponding need for more highly trained professionals in air quality monitoring, exposure assessment, and environmental epidemiology.

In practice this could be e.g. establishing inter-professional teams in quality improvement projects as a way to build better understanding between professional perspectives and to take advantage of their different background and competence to improve care quality.