Sentence examples for rapid audit from inspiring English sources

The Coalition will: Undertake a rapid audit of the refugee assessment process, drawing on current reviews, with the aim of removing access to the Refugee Review Tribunal and returning to single case officer reviews for those arriving by boat with failed claims, as practiced by the UNHCR.

They do a rapid audit of the British economy and note that there is not much to it apart from a booming financial services sector, a bloated housing market (currently in the doldrums), a large public sector about to be pared back and the residue of an industrial base in which only two sectors – pharma and defence – could remotely be considered global players.

Methods: A rapid cycle audit was undertaken by the authors whereby staff awareness of the local emergency airway protocol was audited on a shift-by-shift basis.

When it came to light, Bayerische Landesbank did a rapid internal audit and decided to sell the bank back to the Croatian government for one kuna (about 14 US cents).

Regulation Battles At the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, part of the Treasury Department, bank examiners in 2005 found that ANB Financial of Arkansas relied heavily on brokered deposits to fuel rapid growth, an audit shows.

A more recent example of portable biosensor is the ROTAS® (Rapid Onsite Toxicity Audit System), allowing for the field assessment of toxicity by measuring the decrease of the V. fischeri bioluminescence.

They include lack of standardization for data capture documents, procedures and protocols for information management, delays in transferring and updating information, and a lack of rapid analysis and audit of databases.

It is recommended that hospital cleaning regimes be designed to ensure that surfaces are cleaned adequately and that efficacy is assessed with use of internal auditing and rapid hygiene testing.

Rapid feedback from targeted internal audit allows early intervention, to reinforce positive practices, and improve systems where outcomes are unsatisfactory.

The ACE audit, which incorporates rapid hygiene testing, showed a much stronger association with the microbial counts; this was not apparent with the SEC and the PEA audits.

On the basis of models used in the food industry to manage cleaning practices cost-effectively, a risk-based audit checklist incorporating rapid hygiene monitoring was developed to assess the adequacy of cleaning programs and standards in hospitals.