Sentence examples for using a quality of from inspiring English sources

CNAs' perceptions of work environment quality were measured using a Quality of Work Life (QWL) instrument.

"What I'm trying to make happen is a little miracle of the architecture sort using a quality of light borrowed from a distant land to expand people's world beyond what they can imagine," he said.

This paper illustrates how to aggregate and analyse such data and using a quality of life pilot study demonstrates how richer insights can be drawn by the use of best worst tasks.

The chapter shows various steps of the unified optimization process for a sample query where the effects of each step that the optimizer takes can be directly viewed using a quality of service monitor.

To report on quality of care in a Veterans Affairs (VA) dedicated hospice unit.Mortality follow-back survey of bereaved family members, using a quality of care instrument.A VA inpatient hospice unit.Bereaved family members.Satisfaction with care as perceived by family members using a telephone survey.159 family members were contacted with 102 completing full and 37 completing abbreviated surveys.

Only 6% (13/221) of hospitals reported that they formally assess how HMB affects women's lives using a quality of life instrument.

The cost of decreased quality of life and/or health may be measured using a quality-of-life instrument The second category, the "retired retired" (B. in Table 2) are people who under a conventional approach would not be considered to produce anything of value.

Care organisation (n=13) for mentally disabled clients were asked to use a quality-of-life questionnaire developed by Vilans project managers.

Within the two collaboratives for nursing homes and residential care homes (n=28), some teams used a quality-of-life questionnaire and some an observation instrument (both part of a Dutch 'Vision on my own Life' assessment).

Over the course of the rest of this financial year, all four sites will use a quality of life questionnaire, the Manchester Short Assessment of Quality of Life (Mansa), and a method of assessing users' and carers' satisfaction called the Carers' and Users' Expectations of Services (Cues).

7 The renal cell trial used a quality of life questionnaire that included questions on physical and functional wellbeing, as well as disease specific questions.