Sentence examples for recognised improvements from inspiring English sources

ABMU health board spokeswoman said it was "pleased" Mr Drakeford recognised improvements made by the board.

"The government recognised improvements in our children's services but sadly not at the level or speeds anticipated.

Mr Pratt said Ofsted had recognised improvements had been made in education, safeguarding, fostering and in strengthening social work and management capacity.

Conservative leader of Suffolk County Council Mark Bee said the authority recognised improvements were needed to education in the county and its Raising the Bar programme was working to boost results.

PDSA [ 6] is a well-recognised quality improvement methodology which has enabled us to evaluate and improve this memory service.

44 45 However, the Choosing Wisely initiative, in which numerous specialty societies and consumer groups partnered to develop shared decision-making tools, demonstrates that partnership is indeed possible when there is a widely recognised need for improvement.

Stetler and colleagues describes facilitation as a deliberate process of interactive problem solving and support that occurs in the context of recognised needs for improvement and supportive interpersonal relationship [ 36].

This was supported by an audit of medical records that demonstrated improvements in recognised markers for good clinical care as defined in the UK Renal Association guidelines 13 (table 1).

Learning from clinical incidents is a recognised part of ongoing quality improvement in health care [ 1- 3].

In a European collaborative study of 1327 patients with total hip replacement, Judge and colleagues 8 applied three recognised criteria for general symptomatic improvement with symptom severity based on pain, stiffness and physical function according to the WOMAC osteoarthritis index.

A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.