Sentence examples for safety endeavours from inspiring English sources

Close working relationships with various African ministries of health has allowed for knowledge flow on patient safety improvement and enhanced alignment of existing national patient safety endeavours.

This shift has occurred as a response to work hour restrictions[ 20], financial constraints[ 21], patient safety endeavours[ 22] and availability and use of the Internet[ 19].

Treatment before histological cirrhosis develops, in combination with careful selection, may improve long-term outcomes without compromising other healthcare endeavours in safety net hospitals and areas with financial limitations.

Such investigations should and hopefully will be undertaken in future; appropriate occupational safety protocols will need to accompany these endeavours.

A simple change that avoids numbing repetition, encourages attacking endeavour and better rewards pinpoint safety play must be given real consideration.

Though high-minded and well-intentioned – as well as being conceived on an epic scale – there's something faintly stodgy and safety-first about the endeavour.

"The Salvation Army remains fierce advocates for the people in our care and have always endeavoured to protect their wellbeing and safety," the spokesperson said.

This result is somewhat counterintuitive, since experience suggests and research has confirmed that in other areas of human endeavour, experience is associated with increased safety (for example, new drivers are known to have higher rates of automobile accidents than experienced drivers).

Creating systems of public safety that also worked for industry was a complex endeavour that unfolded over generations, through the collective efforts of scientists, advocates, industry groups and governments.

In retirement, among other jobs, Broughton worked as a lead pilot for Puerto Rico-based Antilles Air Boats and then for Rockwell International, including work on safety measures for the B-1 bomber and the space shuttle Endeavour.

Even though the crisis created safety concerns and time constraints that impinged upon decision making, this hospital endeavoured to meet the four conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness'.