Sentence examples for reports of malpractice from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Stewart is to testify on Wednesday before the House Commerce Committee on the latest effort to put the database, the National Practitioner Data Bank, on the Internet and add criminal convictions to the reports of malpractice awards and license suspensions.

"Since the government announced its first tranche of changes in March there have been reports of malpractice and the Senate inquiry into private VET providers has heard evidence which suggests to me a systemic breach in the way in which the VET system is working in Australia".

And no doubt, in the country's many remote and lawless places, some voters wanted the Maoists in faraway Kathmandu not their forests, stealing their food and pressganging their children.Yet even near Kathmandu, where some 2,000 foreign election observers were clustered and there were few reports of malpractice, the Maoists won seven of 15 directly elected seats.

A triumph for the president, to be sure; only the exact margin of his victory is unclear.The election commissioner put off declaring the final result until April 20th, after reports of malpractice and violence forced him to annul the outcomes of several polling stations and suspend counting at others.

But the BBC's Charles Haviland in Jaffna says that there have already been reports of malpractice.

Multiple research methods, largely retrospective, have been used to examine the epidemiology of diagnostic error (for an extensive overview on incidence, see Graber's article in this issue) 10 Commonly used data sources include reports of malpractice claims, 6 11 chart reviews of selected diagnoses or hospital admissions 2 12 and autopsy reports.

The uncommon prosecution had ignited deep concern among health care workers and advocates for whistle-blowers about a potential chilling effect on the reporting of malpractice.

Mari E. Robinson, executive director of the Texas Medical Board, has warned in a blistering letter to prosecutors that the case will have "a significant chilling effect" on the reporting of malpractice.

So one question that patient advocates should be asking is: What are we getting from all this reporting of malpractice payments?

Reports of corporate malpractice from NGOs, such as Oxfam and Amnesty International, argue that CCCs, including CSR, are at best peripheral, exerting little influence over companies' core business activities.

That in one year only 70 reports of medical malpractice were made is unacceptable.