These indicators include use of clinical areas at health facilities, facility readiness as documented by a rapid facility assessment, stockout of tracer drugs, and quality of care as observed by trained mentors.
Secondary objectives are to evaluate the effect of the intervention on rates of post-partum hemorrhage, use of perineal sutures and to document readiness to change among birth attendants.
RS acted as supervisor throughout the MSc process and was involved in critically revising the subsequent document in readiness for submission to publication.
The interviews with former DTTBs revealed that insecurity, due to natural hazards or political tensions, can rapidly undermine a physician′s readiness to remain, as documented in other studies in the Philippines [ 15].
The commander of the Soviet submarine, which had a nuclear-tipped torpedo, "summoned the officer who was assigned to the nuclear torpedo and ordered him to assemble it to battle readiness," according to a Soviet document made available at the conference.
Portions of the plan were redacted; the map was enhanced to include color-coördinated keys and city names where the concentration camps were located; patterned code names such as "REX-84," short for "Readiness Exercise 84," were affixed to the documents.
Documents for the Discovery's flight readiness review in June showed that engineers had found and dealt with tiny cracks along seals in the main engines and ruptures in some of the engines' nozzle tubes.
The structure of the chapter follows the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) approach, as recommended by several documents for the development of WECs.
GBAs have the potential to exemplify dynamic assessments that document interactants' L2 ability and their readiness to engage at increasingly complex levels.
These themes are: 1) communicating more effectively; 2) being vigilant around the patients' readiness for transfer and care needs; and 3) documenting more accurately and completely in the patient transfer record.
