Sentence examples for selection and procurement from inspiring English sources

The WHO publication 'Good Practices for Selecting and Procuring Rapid Diagnostic Tests for Malaria'  gives guidance for the selection and procurement of quality-assured malaria RDTs, providing checklists and covering technical issues.

The major technical topics cope with bonding technology analysis involving an adequate material selection and procurement, repair processes development and implementation, development of destructive and non-destructive testing methods, and more generally industrialisation assessment.

From 1996 to 1998, the project proponents undertook a feasibility study, socioeconomic and environmental assessments, site selection, and procurement for the Oeledo project.

It has been found that physicians opt not to invest time in system selection and procurement [ 10, 11, 16, 19] as they think they should spend their time and effort on patients, rather than on selecting and contracting an EMR system, which is not regarded as part of their daily working practice.

Following a reassessment of countries (using the same vulnerability to corruption methodology), it was found that the improvements in good governance were made predominately in registration, drug selection and procurement and were less apparent in areas such as clinical trials and marketing practices.

PepsiCo, meanwhile, proclaims that it strives for what it calls "the five Rs": "reduce, recycle, use renewable sources, remove environmentally sensitive materials and promote the reuse of packaging in the entire process of packaging selection, design and procurement".

Participants had worked with a number of hospitals and were in broad agreement that, from their experience, there was a lack of resources to support the appropriate and effective selection, procurement and implementation of CDS/CPOE systems in NHS hospitals.

Interviews explored individuals' perceptions, experiences and views on the technology selection decisions, procurement and implementation processes.

These aspects include the following: registration of medicines and control of their promotion; inspection and licensing of establishments; selection, procurement and distribution of essential medicines; and control of clinical trials.

The efficient and safe selection, procurement, storage and delivery of pharmaceutical commodities are essential functions in ensuring sustained global health outcomes, especially in resource-poor settings.

Resin use may have a lineage back to the earliest inhabitants of Sahul, 40,000 – 50,000 years ago [12, 13] and by studying ethnographic objects, clues to aspects of that lineage, such as resin selection, procurement and modification, may become apparent and allow a more focused and informed analysis of archaeological resins.