Sentence examples for quality implementing from inspiring English sources

To assure sustainability of our health systems and improve quality, implementing integrated wellness, health and social care service models have been proposed.

At both the CCO and provider level, the CCO model prioritized measurement of health care quality, implementing Alternative Payment Methods, and developing a process to pay for some nonmedical costs with Medicaid dollars.

The current US policy context is increasingly focused on enhancing the child care workforce's knowledge and skills as a means for improving program quality, implementing early learning guidelines, and supporting the cognitive and developmental outcomes of children age birth to 5 years (Institute of Medicine and National Research Council 2012).

This leads to a relative higher false positive rate in heterozygous variants compared to the other Bayesian based approaches, the BWA+SAMtools and SMALT+SAMtools pipelines, with mapping quality implemented.

The longer representations are sustained, the more successive mental states can share related content, exhibit progressive qualities, implement complex algorithms, and carry thematic or narrative continuity.

Farmers, typically those in remote regional with small holdings and limited capital, then get access to quality implements and machines on a pay-as-you-use basis on either an hourly or acreage pricing.

Recently, casting simulation software is being increasingly used to predict product quality by implementing 'what-if' scenarios.

Local NGOs had the best links with the community but were of variable quality in implementing work.

Future research using experimental designs of higher quality and implementing vancomycin use reduction as the sole intervention is needed to answer this question.

To solve the "patchwork" problems, a new National Quality Framework was introduced in 2008 and a National Quality Standard implemented from January 2012.

Depending on the quality of implemented data (e.g. NYHA related transition probabilities, mortality rates, etc).