Sentences with phrase «on quality procedures»

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Garland Shreves, who founded Phoenix broker Research for Life in 2009, said he invested more than $ 2 million in quality - control procedures and medical equipment, including $ 265,000 on an X-ray machine to scan cadavers for surgical implants.

This generally supports the case that Living Goods offers high quality products, but because our experience on the site visit may have been non-representative and there are many other potential factors that may affect the effectiveness of drug treatments aside from following storage procedures for drugs properly, we consider it to be only weak evidence in support of the quality of Living Goods» drug treatments.

While lawmakers in Berlin can invoke a fast - track procedure, its success is likely to depend on the «quality and persuasive power» of an agreement with Greece, the paper said.

«[It also] took the development of policies and procedures that focus on the company's attention to food quality and food safety,» he says.

Today, Mafoud and his brother are part of the family's third generation, and although the company's processes and automated procedures are extensive, the owners remain hands - on and Damascus Bakeries maintains the artisan quality for which it is known.

The GFFS logo displayed in food services, on menus, etc, stands for the independent verification of quality, integrity, and safety of food preparation policies, procedures, education and standards.

Kenyan producers place an emphasis on quality and as a result, processing and drying procedures are carefully controlled and monitored.

However, there is a lack of good quality research on the risks and benefits of selective reduction procedures.

Kira orchestrates the selection and placement processes; directs fellow communication and services; conducts quality control on the monitoring and reporting processes; reviews and edits policies, guidelines, and standard operating procedures for program activities; and, implements programmatic enhancements.

Such volunteers have contributed, for instance, to projects at the center's research facility on the Chesapeake Bay, delivering additional data and improving data - quality procedures.

A study published in the January issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings shows that most clinical practice guidelines for interventional procedures (e.g., bronchoscopy, angioplasty) are based on lower - quality medical evidence and fail to disclose authors» conflicts of interest.

As this study focuses on neurofeedback effects on EEG, sleep and quality of life in insomnia patients, insomnia patients underwent this procedure before and after real as well as placebo neurofeedback training.

Meeting participants also recognized that it is not enough for parties to simply agree, in principle, on sharing primary data, as the world must also commit to tackling the technical challenges of implementing data sharing agreements by simplifying and standardizing data capture procedures, assuring data quality, and harmonizing disparate data platforms.

He continued: «We also need to educate patients on the various methods of voice rehabilitation after total laryngectomy, in order to de-stigmatize the procedure, and the possible effects on quality of life that such surgery may have.»

The provision of detailed documentation on provenance and on analytical procedures are critically important; but requirements for quality assurance can be multi-layered, difficult and time - consuming, and responsibilities for ensuring that data does indeed conform to basic quality standards are frequently not clearly defined.

In a statement sent to Scientific American, the commission defended this practice as necessary to prevent «repercussions on the personal and professional life of the experts concerned as well as on the quality and efficiency of the procedures.»

Information on the embryo quality rating was not available to clinicians during the IVF procedures that were part of the study, but when researchers unblinded the study results, they found that patients with at least one «high» rated embryo transferred had a 54 percent viable pregnancy rate compared to a 34 percent rate for those following transfer of only a «low» rated embryo.

The development of SOPs and the implementation of standardized procedures wherever possible will enable the generation of reliable data on protein yields and quality to provide valid decision criteria on the choice of expression system.

Since 1995, Dr. Maharaj has been applying his academic experience and performing evidence - based chemotherapy treatment and bone marrow stem cell transplant procedures on a completely outpatient setting, with the main purpose of improving patients» safety by minimizing the risks of mortality associated with hospital - acquired infections and, ultimately, improving quality of life.

You're particularly vulnerable in the emergency room (ER) and intensive care unit (ICU), where odds are you're already seriously ill and require multiple procedures from time - stressed providers, explains Janet Corrigan, PhD, of the National Quality Forum in Washington, D.C. «You're also at risk on the hospital's pediatric floors because of the challenges of caring for children.»

If manufacturers who take pains to create a higher quality product were willing to describe their procedure for preventing oxidative damage, which is different than enzymatic damage, then we consumers could get more clarity on which brands are worth buying.

The school board in Montgomery County, an affluent suburb of Washington noted for the quality of its schools and its voluntary efforts at integration, «violated its own regulations and procedures» on racial balance and building use in the cases of four schools, said Mitchell J. Cooper, a Washington lawyer acting as adviser to the state board.

It contained many of the elements believed to be associated with high quality PD, including a focus on specific content (rational numbers), and sought to improve instruction involving mathematical concepts, procedures, and problem solving.

Moreover, as the economist Richard Rothstein has observed, as corporate entities expand to more and more schools, they are likely to have to rely on standard operating procedures and monitoring to maintain quality control and brand identification.

This is because all such judgments are subject to extended quality assurance procedures prior to authorisation of the judgment on behalf of Her Majesty's Chief Inspector.

Training on the D&T Association H&S Training Standards is led by the Association's Registered D&T H&S Consultants (RDTHSCs), who work to a Code of Practice as part of the Association's Quality Assurance procedures.

To meet our specifications, advertising material must be delivered on time so that quality checking procedures can take place.

The draft report was provided to the Academy for a factual accuracy check on 6 January and subsequently went through Ofsted's quality assurance procedures.

Ofsted also relied on its staged quality assurance procedures to moderate inspection judgements, along with its internal review process to consider if its complaints policy and procedures had been followed correctly.

After all, the reasons for promoting choice often rest on the fact that public school systems are strangled by politics, bureaucracy, byzantine contractual rules, and licensing procedures that aggravate a shortage of quality employees.

PAA urged lawmakers to include in the bill: prohibitions on charter school enrollment processes that pose a barrier to families: transparency requirements on school procedures, discipline, attrition and governance; and continued caps on new charter schools until improved oversight can assure the schools» quality.

b) Collaborate with professional associations to provide leaders with high - quality professional learning focused on transformational leadership to ensure successful implementation of the resources, practices, and procedures for personalized learning.

The LSG teachers acknowledged the possible harmful effects of having students learn a procedure without meaning, but at the same time were charged with having students produce correct answers to a narrow selection of systems of equations to be included on tests that would be used by administrators to judge the quality of their teaching.

It describes the four components of the pipelines: Job standards for principals, high - quality pre-service training, rigorous hiring procedures, and tightly aligned on - the - job performance evaluation and support.

Easy access to accurate pupil performance data, clear procedures for marking and feedback, and a well - stocked resource cupboard all help free teachers up to focus on the quality of teaching and pupil progress, leaving them more willing to go the extra mile.

3) Quality rating system — Providers can commission an independent review of their training and procedures, leading to an official star rating on the guide.

In another low - quality lesson, the teacher spent a lot of time on a mnemonic for rounding decimals, without making sense of the procedure.

To probe these questions, The Wallace Foundation in 2011 launched a five - year, $ 75 million initiative to help six large districts build stronger principal pipelines by (1) creating clear job requirements detailing what principals and assistant principals must know and do, (2) ensuring high - quality training for aspiring leaders, (3) developing more selective hiring procedures, and (4) using well - crafted evaluations to identify the needs of principals and ongoing support to address them.79 Over the life of the initiative, it is expected that participating districts will have filled at least two - thirds of their principal slots with graduates of high - quality training programs - enough to enable independent researchers to gather meaningful evidence on whether and how better leadership can transform the academic fortunes of children.

In response to Banner questions on why unified enrollment was necessary, given the availability of a common charter application, a Boston Compact spokesperson issued a statement attributed to collaboration officer Rachel Weinstein that said that unified enrollment is meant to simplify enrollment and application processes, create consistent enrollment policies and procedures across district and charter schools and provide Boston students with «fairer access to high quality schools.»

Most important, the research finds that it is possible for districts to put in place the four key parts of a strong principal pipeline: apt standards for principals, high - quality pre-service training, rigorous hiring procedures, and tightly aligned on - the - job performance evaluation and support.

Provides support and policy advice on all matters and initiatives related to project delivery, environmental review and permitting processes, air quality conformity, planning and environmental linkages, and their relationship to innovative contracting procedures

The presentations and demonstrations will have a strong focus on the latest vehicle - specific trends and procedures that contribute to complete, safe and quality repairs.

The hospital's ethics committee considered the case on two grounds: a) Would these procedures have the potential to improve Ashley's quality of life?

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As a licensed and regulated company that is obliged to remain transparent and follow strict procedures in relation to all aspects of the business and clients, Vinson Financials focuses on quality and will always do its best to clarify all matters and resolve any questions.

If the house is on a private water supply (well), set up a regular testing procedure for checking water quality.

At Broad Ripple Animal Clinic, we believe that providing your canine companion with the highest quality medical care means being on the cutting edge of the latest technologies and procedures.

Richard has overseen more than 30,000 surgical procedures and has been responsible for over 50,000 animals through shelter programs while creating a first - class state of the art environment designed around the animals» needs with an emphasis on quality.

SVS is committed to remain on the forefront of veterinary medicine by continually integrating treatments and procedures that can increase longevity and improve the quality of life for our patients.

Our quality - control team visits these plants on a regular basis to ensure policies and procedures are in full compliance with our rigorous regulations.