Sentence examples for view on improving from inspiring English sources
This study aimed to perform a structural analysis of determinants of risk of critical incidents in care for women with a low risk profile at the start of pregnancy with a view on improving patient safety.
So mothers and mothers-to-be will be asked their views on improving maternity services across the country.
Next week's column will explore his and other views on improving security, as well as the privacy ramifications of a vastly tightened system.
Shael Polakow-Suransky's views on improving student assessment tests to include problem solving, analytical thinking and writing skills are admirable ideas.
Care professionals, service users and their family and friends are being invited to offer their views on improving the commissioning and provision of homecare via a survey, which is open until midnight on Wednesday 31 July.
Just as the president has pretty much avoided introducing race and civil rights into the political conversation, at least most of the time, the first lady has not voiced her views on improving the status of women.
Feeling that the PNM's policies were in harmony with his views on improving the lives of black people, and encouraged by his wife, Constantine stood for election in the parliamentary constituency of Tunapuna in 1956.
Single-item questions measured stress-related illnesses, complaints-related experience, attitudes towards complaints and views on improving complaints processes.
We were interested in examining participants' views on improving contraceptive knowledge and access through increasing the role of primary healthcare nurses around contraceptive counselling and provision.
All participants agreed that a patient satisfaction survey is an important platform for collecting patients' views on improving the quality of health-care services.
The questionnaire explored topics including patients' personal experiences of diagnosis and treatment, the attitudes of health professionals within their cancer services, the information provided and made available and patients' views on improving the future care offered.
