Sentence examples for published quality from inspiring English sources
Attainment of quality indicators in the community in the study sample, calculated using the remuneration rules of the Quality and Outcomes Framework, showed good agreement with nationally published Quality and Outcomes Framework attainment.
Proximity of hospitals and word-of-mouth reputation often matter more to patients than published quality indicators.
The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) had recently published quality standards for these two care pathways so there was an evidence-based description of what great care looked like and a clear set of statements describing what services people should expect to receive from the local NHS and partner organisations.
Have you published quality manuscripts?
The published quality metrics in emergency care in resource-limited settings primarily focus on the effectiveness and timeliness of care.
Magazines like The New Yorker, The Economist, and even The New York Times have published quality long form opinion content in print for a long time, but their transitions to the web have been less successful.
In its recently published quality-of-life survey of 221 of the world's major cities, Mercer, an American consultancy, ranked Bangui 220th, a whisker ahead of Baghdad.
Kurkov had long been, illegally, sending manuscripts abroad and has an impressive collection of rejection slips, including one from his current UK publisher which said: "Dear Mr Kurkov, we're only publishing quality literature.
All NHS bodies will be required by law to publish "quality accounts", just as they publish financial accounts, which set out the quality of care they are providing.
To continue to be able to publish quality books, and conceivably more of them over time, is a most exciting prospect".
"However, we would expect there to be alignment between the different systems for measuring quality and outcomes," says Griffiths, adding that the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence [Nice] will be responsible for publishing quality standards.
