Sentence examples for suggested documentation from inspiring English sources

All training, whether externally sourced or developed internally, provided online guides with associated training packages including suggested documentation for supervision, peer group supervision, mentoring, journal club, peer review in-service and work shadowing.

The substantiative issue involved is the nature of Eusebius' source; where "gerüchte" suggests hearsay (Frend explains that Eusebius' κατέχει λόγος' "usually means mere suggestion" ), "it is recorded" suggests documentation.

Information about the indicators was either partially or completely missing in case registration forms or medical files, suggesting documentation of midwives may need improvement.

In the case of the Pratyangira statue, provenance issues were confirmed when researchers at the NGA examined new photographs indicating it was in India in 1974, which conflicted with the provenance history provided to the NGA and suggested that documentation was false.

Two papers suggested that documentation on the record was an important part of the process to reduce duplication of scheduled visits [ 25, 26].

That study of 26 medical records suggested that documentation was more complete in charts of male patients than in female patients, a finding not confirmed in the present study.

The fact that a diagnosis specific analysis (that is based on all records, not just those when a PAR was used) shows greater improvement in documentation than the overall analysis suggests that documentation improves if the sign is perceived as directly relevant to the diagnosis.

Auditors spend their days visiting factories on behalf of the companies the factories supply, observing conditions and inspecting company records in search of inconsistencies which suggest false documentation.

These results suggest that documentation of symptoms based on EMR data may not provide a comprehensive resource for clinical practice or "big data" research.

The higher level of service associated with visits using a scribe suggests that documentation may be better during those visits.

In his letter, Lewis suggests, without documentation, that "the arsenic most commonly found in seaweed and seafood products is relatively nontoxic," that is, organic arsenic.