The number of supervisory visits that were made during her working hours throughout that time?
He is among those who believe that we need a new supervisory agency that would regulate, as he puts it, "all the banklike institutions".
It is of note however, that the National Tuberculosis Program has institute a formidable supervisory effort that is a model to other countries [ 23- 25].
Before the credit crunch began in August 2007, he consistently expounded a supervisory philosophy that would, wherever possible, rely on a firm's senior management to ensure that risks were well controlled.
The key suggestion is to create a supervisory organization that would coordinate and support the seven research councils that award grants to investigators in various disciplines.
► The United Kingdom should "create a supervisory organization that would coordinate and support the seven research councils that award grants to investigators in various disciplines," according to a report released Thursday, Erik Stokstad wrote that day at ScienceInsider.
The review also points out that the nature of the student experience is strongly influenced by their disciplinary affiliations and traditions and that this is turn is related to the kind of supervisory relationships that can develop [ 20, 21].
CHWs need practical, feasible and supportive supervisory approaches that avoid the pitfalls of routine supervision as it is commonly practised by health systems and that can be tailored to the local context and the diverse capacities and needs of communities.
At large companies, worker representatives even sit on supervisory boards that choose the chief executive and approve major decisions.
Mr. Yokich, as head of the U.A.W., also serves on the supervisory board that oversees DaimlerChrysler, the parent of the Chrysler Group, the nation's third-largest automaker.
