Better Outcomes in a sentence

For better outcomes what is needed are better architecture where authenticators are simple, physically secured, isolated formally verifiable single purpose systems.

We do have a “right” to insist upon better health for all Americans, by pushing for a more accountable health care system in which patients and providers are mutually responsible partners in seeking and producing better outcomes at lower costs.

A Black social worker and a Black Child and Youth worker help students and their families navigate the school system for better outcomes.

And the best technology leaders play a large role in helping the business really understand how they can use data to achieve better outcomes, asking the questions the business does not know to ask.

But looking over the last decade, it is tough to argue that more officers unambiguously led to better outcomes.

Family-based residential treatment has been recognized by behavioral health professionals as having better outcomes for women and their children.

GMP bosses say that the hroughout the district commander’s 28-year career, she has focused on securing better outcomes for victims, keeping people safe and fighting, preventing and reducing crime – particularly serious organised crime.

He created Latimer Ventures in January 2022 to spur better outcomes for Black-owned enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) startups.

He instead signalled his support for local Indigenous bodies, saying empowering local elders would deliver better outcomes for First Nations people.

Here we found that it may also lead to better outcomes in Covid-19 patients who required a cardiac catheterization,” said Benjamin Horne, director of cardiovascular and genetic epidemiology at Intermountain Health, US.

It also offers the potential to detect and address health conditions earlier, leading to better outcomes.

It is what would happen in the event of war anyway, but doing it without the conflict may have better outcomes for the G7 nations and those who follow their example.

Moeti showed delight that member States are increasing the uptake of new tools and guidance recommended by WHO, resulting in early access to TB prevention and care and better outcomes.

Patients have better outcomes.

The CCC houses first-class cancer research, preventive, curative and palliative care in one place resulting in better outcomes across a range of measures – including, mostn importantly, cancer survival.

This can lead to more effective treatments and better outcomes for patients.

Frankly, we need to be putting far more money into education, not less, and demanding better outcomes.

Having a Military Friendly designation means veterans have better outcomes at an institution, and Viqtory prides itself on setting a standard for organizations to achieve this.

Improvement in academic performance: When students are emotionally balanced, their ability to focus and perform academically improves, leading to better outcomes.

Informed decisions often lead to better outcomes.