Sentence examples for targeted audits from inspiring English sources

Cardiff and Vale Health Board said revised figures for death rates at the hospital were significantly better than those originally reported in March adding that it needed "to make further improvements including targeted audits of clinical specialities where we have concerns and continued improvement in our data quality and coding activities".

The IRS doesn't admit to using profiling to target audit candidates, but its own statistics show that some filers are more likely to be audited than others, namely small business owners, consultants and people with six-figure incomes.

When Americans are being targeted for audits based on their political beliefs, that needs to change".

She reports on four cases of conservatives who she says were targeted for audits, and infers that there were undoubtedly many more: The Journal's Kim Strassel reported an Idaho businessman named Frank VanderSloot, who'd donated more than a million dollars to groups supporting Mitt Romney.

The National Agency for Accreditation and Evaluation in Health (Anaes) has designed targeted clinical audits (TCA) on various conditions to promote this method as the basic tool for quality improvement.

Consequently, between 2007 and 2011, the Uganda Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) with support from the World Bank conducted targeted energy audit studies of large manufacturing plants with the highest potential to save electricity (World Bank 2012).

(Environmentalist charities and advocacy groups who opposed the Conservative government were later disproportionately targeted for auditing by the Canada Revenue Agency, a practice that the Liberal government has since rolled back).

The PbR Assurance Framework consists of: an annual, independent, external, clinical coding audit programme at every NHS acute trust; the development of benchmarking indicators and tools to target the audits and for wider use by the NHS; regular national analyses and briefings on issues arising from the audits and benchmarking.

25 The general principal in this section holds also when the government cannot target the audits.

Again, consider the case when the government can target the audits towards the sectors for manual and highly educated workers.

While governments potentially could, and in fact do,23 target their audits to specific sectors, i.e. allowing for p m to differ from p h, this is less likely the case for the fee rates.