Sentences with phrase «staff perceptions»

The online questionnaire and reporting tool measures staff perceptions and practices based on key dimensions and then analyzes the results.

Managing the risk of disturbing asbestos concealed behind column casings or asbestos fibres lying on top of ceiling tiles presents both practical issues (you can not practically seal a lay in grid ceiling) and communication issues, where staff perception of high - risk buildings may lead to anxiety or even industrial action,» said a spokesman.

Surveys administered after the start of the training found large improvements in staff perceptions of school behavior policies and student behavior at schools receiving Safe & Civil Schools training.

Healthcare Staff Perceptions of Patient Safety Culture in Nursing Home Settings — A Cross-Sectional Study

METHODS: An electronic survey gathered staff perceptions of workplace safety via multiple choice, forced rank, and narrative responses.

The resulting Work Environment Profile summarizes staff perceptions about different organizational practices and can serve as a springboard for creating a great place to work.

Once all PD is in a single place, I've seen district departments offering follow - up surveys to determine if PD is changing on - the - job practices, and feedback surveys to measure staff perceptions of the PD.

Utilization of staff perception of risk and improvement ideas is a valuable strategy to guide violence reduction at work.

Each school must gather and analyze data on incidents of mistreatment and victimization, and tap student voice and involvement and student and staff perception of climate, using anonymous surveys that allow for disaggregation of data while protecting confidentiality.

At all levels - elementary, middle, and high - schools experienced moderate but steady improvements in school discipline, student safety policy and training, staff perceptions of student behavior, and student suspension and chronic tardiness rates.

Four years of Safe & Civil Schools implementation in a large urban school district resulted in steady improvements in school discipline, student safety policy and training, staff perceptions of student behavior, and suspension and chronic tardiness rates.

Staff perception of the level of family involvement during and after anesthesia induction increased from 42 % to 78 %, and during resuscitation increased from 28 % to 90 %.

She is a lead author of the Staff Perceptions of Behavior and Discipline (SPBD), an assessment tool that helps leadership teams understand the perceptions and needs of school staff in the implementation of PBIS.

This paper aims to explore client and staff perceptions of the Work It out Program, a chronic disease rehabilitation and self - management program designed for urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

This paper aims to explore client and staff perceptions of the Work It out Program.