Sentence examples for progress of quality from inspiring English sources

Honduras was in the first band of countries nominated for the 'Education for All – Fast Track Initiative', set up in 2002 to accelerate the progress of quality universal primary education for children.

One such challenge is to provide a comprehensive and succinct visualization of the progress of software development and the progress of quality assurance.

And, ironically, it could even turn out that the technologies developed to diffuse education to the masses might be the same ones that hamper the development and progress of quality teachers and instructors.

In our study, the most significant progress on quality of life was in the mental health area, with an increase of 3.3 in mean scores after 6 months of treatment and 2.84 after 12, in accord with previous studies [ 28, 30].

However, initial progress of the quality assurance process was not comprehensive enough; in particular, a lack of periodic system of monitoring quality led to an inability to ensure quality structures were put in place, which may have implied that NHIF lacked the resources and will to conduct quality assurance assessments.

6. Review - The staffs of each unit will meet once a month to review the progress of the quality improvement plan and discuss the changes in neonatal resuscitation as well as the factors determining the performance.

Ford made "huge progress in terms of quality and manufacturing technology, but these have not proved to be enough," said Andrew Wright, an analyst with CSM Worldwide, an auto industry research company.

The treatments proposed only marginally improve survival, but allow progress in terms of quality of life (QoL) [ 3– 5].

Studies have shown that less than 40% of these initiatives are successful, indicating the need for an instrument that can measure the progress and results of quality improvement initiatives and answer questions about how quality initiatives are conducted.

Nurses need to feel empowered to help steer their career and contribute to decisions that progress the delivery of quality health care on the hospital wards in which they work.

With the ensuing matrix, we approached 10 experts asking them to identify one innovation per cluster (each cell in Table  1 presented a cluster) from which the experts expected it would yield considerable progress in terms of quality of care and cost-efficient care.