Sentence examples for safety timeliness from inspiring English sources

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) specified six domains of quality: safety, timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, equity and patient/family-centredness [10].

The IOM specified six attributes of quality, differing somewhat from Donabedian's seven: safety, timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, equity and patient/family-centerdness.

Health care organizations have increasingly embraced industrial methods, such as the Toyota Production System (TPS), to improve quality, safety, timeliness, and efficiency.

The "laboratory" component of HIE, called laboratory information exchange (LIE), has become an essential aspect of the quest to improve the quality, safety, timeliness, and cost-effectiveness of medical care in general [17] and of emergency care in particular [18 20].

Desired improvements focus on care quality in terms of safety, timeliness, patient-centredness, efficiency, effectiveness and equity.

53 These three pathways reflect the growing trend for healthcare providers to utilise the patient's perspective and involvement to improve quality, safety, timeliness and value of their own healthcare delivery systems.

Outstanding studies in current literature engaged in optimization models and learning algorithms are framed within the context of implementing directly one or a combination of ATFM actions bounded by a predetermined attribute (e.g., safety or timeliness).

The annual cost for this new service is a premium to the cost of the Survey, which gives detailed information on more than 5,000 stocks when the expanded edition is included, plus all the rankings for safety and timeliness.

Training in this time-pressured interspecialty communication through simulation or role play has great scope to improve the safety and timeliness of medical care.

Although quality of care is a complex and multidimensional concept including safety, effectiveness, timeliness, efficiency, equity, and patient-centredness (7), measuring signal indicators may provide some insight into the coverage and quality of care overall (8).

In 2001, the IOM published "Crossing the Quality Chasm" a broad framework which recommended improvements to the following six areas of healthcare in order to achieve high quality care: safety; effectiveness; timeliness; efficiency; equity; and patient-centredness [ 1].