Sentence examples for suggesting staff from inspiring English sources

The Tories said 1.6 million more patients are being seen in less than four hours since 2010, although the HSCIC figures showed that the chances of being admitted to hospital are significantly higher in the last 10 minutes before the key target period expires than in any other 10-minute period, suggesting staff could be rushing to allocate beds for fear of missing the four-hour target.

The excerpts were referred to as "flags" compiled by the Henry Walker Agency, the speaker's bureau that represented Clinton, suggesting staff was keeping tabs on remarks that may be controversial down the line.

The RAID influence group (referrals not directly seen by the RAID service but managed by acute colleagues who had received training/support from it) showed improvement in both length of in-patient stays and avoiding readmission, suggesting staff training is helpful.

It includes a suggested staff survey and a spreadsheet for monitoring hours worked.

Still he suggested staff could have been overhasty – calling 999 when they could have just given the worker "a glass of water".

As the title suggests, staff swap each twin every few hours so each has time with their mother to get milk directly from their mother.

Through our own work at the Health Foundation, we have evidence that suggests staff often have good reason to be challenging about data used for comparing their service with others.

A secret film showing the training given to doctors recruited by Atos to assess whether sickness and disability benefit applicants are fit for work suggests staff are monitored to ensure they do not find excessive numbers of claimants eligible.

An agency study suggested staff cuts of more than 40percentt in southern and eastern Africa, in order to maintain the programs in West Africa, where refugees have fled a war in Sierra Leone.

The most uncomfortable change, however, might well be new rules that suggest staff should book economy seats on flights up to five hours – as far as Tel Aviv or Moscow – up from three previously.

To help overcome this, researchers suggest staff should be given the right resources to look out for emotional problems.