Sentence examples for the effect of benchmarking from inspiring English sources

To assess prospectively the effect of benchmarking on quality of primary care for patients with type 2 diabetes by using three major modifiable cardiovascular risk factors as critical quality indicators.

The OPTIMISE (OPtimal Type 2 dIabetes Management Including benchmarking and Standard trEatment) study was initiated (15) to assess prospectively in a randomized, controlled trial the effect of benchmarking on the quality of primary care for patients with type 2 diabetes and its impact on achieving preset targets.

Furthermore, evidence from RCTs on the effect of benchmarking is virtually non-existent.

There are limited publications on the effects of benchmarking on quality of care in T2DM.

In addition to investigating the effects of benchmarking, the OPTIMISE study offers an opportunity to obtain comparable data on the quality of primary care received by patients with T2DM in six European countries.

The optimal control objective is to minimize a norm of the control torque subject to a rapidity constraint on the convergence rate of a Lyapunov function, under the effect of a benchmark controller.

ND helped to draft the manuscript, and provided the literature analysis regarding the effect of feedback and benchmarking on the quality of diabetes care.

In this study involving 50 ICUs from 20 hospitals, we evaluated the effect of inter-institution benchmarking of vancomycin use on reducing vancomycin use and prevalence of VRE.

It would also have the effect of lifting the benchmark Fed funds rate, the rate at which banks lend to each other overnight.

In an earlier study we benchmarked the effect of varying cost and γ when doing classification using the SVM and the RBF kernel with the result that a sweet spot is located around cost = 10 and γ = 0.01 [21].

Then, we choose self-organizing maps for the projection of individuals onto a 2-D space and experimentally evaluate the effect of visualization using a benchmark function.