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În acest articol se descrie calitatea serviciilor medicale care provoacă multă confuzie în lumea contemporană. Calitatea asistenței medicale se măsoară prin satisfacția clienților, în funcție de specificul serviciilor medicale oferite. Lucrarea analizează tipurile de criterii folosite în măsurarea calității în instituțiile spitalicești: criterii de structură, criterii de proces și criterii de rezultat. Toate aceste criterii sunt utilizate pentru a măsura calitatea asistenței medicale.

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In hisstudy, the authoraims at a careful analysis of the syntactic implications of the phrase în semn de ‘as a sign of’ which has certainly been used in the past and which is also frequently used nowadays in the standard language. In Old Romanian, the phrase în semn de ‘as a sign of’ has not been used frequently, yet the several occurrences which were identified help us understand its meanings and functional roles at sentence level. From a semantic perspective, the phrase evinces multiple variations, which may express quality, cause and scope. The analysis performed by the authoris consequently aimed at comprehending complex syntactic structures which are built with the help of the prepositional phrase in question. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Scop. Evidenţierea aspectelor medicale şi legale ale identificării pacientului într-o instituţie medicală specializată. Materiale si metode. Au fost studiate materialele evaluării de către experţi a procesului de identificare a pacientului într-o organizaţie medicală: acte de reglementare şi metodologice; dosarele medicale; date de observare directă a proceselor de activitate medicală, interviuri cu personalul medical şi pacienţi; literatura specială selectată din bazele de date cu informaţii medicale. Rezultate. S-a stabilit că identificarea pacientului se efectuează în conformitate cu recomandările internaţionale; în cadrul reglementărilor naţionale actuale. Algoritmul de identificare a pacientului este realizat de toţi profesioniştii din domeniul medical la toate etapele îngrijirii medicale. În acelaşi timp, au fost observate omisiuni în acţiunile personalului medical, care într-o situaţie de urgenţă ar putea provoca o greşeală reală — vătămare neintenţionată a sănătăţii pacientului. Concluzii. Formarea unei culturi a siguranţei pacientului într-o organizaţie medicală şi implementarea unui sistem care asigură o identificare corectă a pacientului ajută la reducerea numărului de erori asociate acesteia şi a consecinţelor medicale şi juridice asociate

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Îmbunătăţirea sănătăţii reprezintă nu numai o valoare enormă individuală, ci şi contribuie la bunăstarea socială prin impactul asupra dezvoltării economice, competitivității şi productivității eficiente şi este rezultatul următoarelor interacțiunii: Instituţiile medicale acordă o atenţie deosebită şi tind să întreprindă eforturile şi acțiunile necesare asigurării serviciilor la nivelul calitativ avansat pentru toţi, în mod special, grupurilor social vulnerabile, în conformitate cu necesitățile acestora, precum şi să ofere posibilitate de alegere a unui stil de viaţă sănătos. Pacienţii au necesitate de acces la servicii calitative, precum şi asigurarea că furnizorii de servicii se bazează pe cele mai moderne şi sigure realizări ale științei medicale, asigurând eficiența şi securitatea pacientului prin utilizarea tehnologiilor avansate. De asemenea pacienţii tind să dezvolte relaţii bazate pe respectul personal, demnitate şi confidențialitate, cu furnizorii de servicii medicale. Instituţiile de sănătate trebuie să integreze programele cheie calitative, relevante bolilor specifice în structurile şi serviciile existente, în vederea realizării unor rezultate mai bune şi durabile. Instituţiile trebuie să asigure o abordare complexă faţă de calitatea serviciilor medicale. În lucrarea de mai jos vom urmări evaluarea calităţii serviciilor medicale prestate în IMSP SCM „Sfântul Arhanghel Mihail” pe baza chestionarelor de satisfacție a pacienților anului 2018.

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Climate change in recent years is strongly related to agricultural production, water resources, and species diversity. Sweet potato culture has great potential in light of the imminent challenges associated with drought as a negative effect of climate change. The results obtained with regard to the production and quality of sweet potato tubers on sandy soils in south-west Oltenia are similar to those obtained in different countries of the world. The studied varieties showed a high production and large quantities of total dry matter, starch and C vitamin. The analysed varieties were influenced differently by the sum of the temperature degrees and precipitations, in terms of the quality of the tubers. The total dry matter content and starch of sweet potato tubers content was not significantly influenced by STD and precipitations. The amount of total dry matter exceeded most varieties 30% at a STD of 3700-3800 °C. The largest amount of starch in sweet potato tubers was determined in 2016 at a precipitations rate of 350mm (17.06%) and, depending on the STD at 3700 °C during vegetation, starch is assimilated into tubers in a high percentage. Depending on precipitations, tuber production has an insignificant growth trend. The production of sweet potato tubers was significantly influenced almost all varieties of STD during the vegetation period, and the highest yields were obtained in STD, between 3650-3700 °C. The data obtained in sandy soils are similar to those obtained by (EARL & DAVIS, 2003; BAGAMBA et al., 2012; PLACIDE et al. 2013; FALOLA & ACHEM, 2017 etc.), who consider sweet potato as a culture tolerant to drought and potential food security. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Several materials and chemicals are being used during manufacturing processes of shoes which are responsible for a good quality product. Nowadays it has been coming out of the current market of Bangladesh that leading retail brands are not providing good quality footwear to their customers. The aim of the study was to investigate different physical and chemical properties of sample shoe materials related to comfort features. Ten pairs of casual leather shoes were brought from five leading Bangladeshi retail brand outlets focusing on equal price point and best-selling article. These samples underwent different physical and chemical tests following standard methods of SATRA (Shoe and Allied Trade Research Association), IUP (International Union for Physical testing) and SLC (Society of Leather Chemists) such as whole shoe flexing, sole adhesion, flexing endurance of upper materials, SATRA-Bata sole flexing, shrinkage temperature, percentage of chromium (expressed as % Cr203) content, water absorbency, water vapor permeability (W.V.P) and pH. All samples showed poor sole adhesion as average separation load were recorded 13.9 kg, 14.2 kg and 20.1 kg at the toe, ball and heel areas respectively that were far below than standard values. Three sample soles were broken down after 30,000 and 40,000 cycles rendering poor flexing resistance, whereas the upper materials of four samples showed poor flexing endurance with break pipiness scale ratings 4/5 and 4 before desired 50,000 cycles. Especially sole adhesion and flexing endurance properties should be ameliorated to gratify customers' expectations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The research was carried out between 2016 and 2017 at R&DSPCS Dăbuleni, on a sandy soil with low natural fertility. In the 0-20 cm soil layer, the content in organic carbon was 0.09-0.67% and a pHH2O varied between 5.23 and 6.49. There were regenerated 18 yellow melon genotypes, preserved in Suceava Genebank, as part of a Project ADER 3.1.4, funded by MADR through the Sectoral Program 2015-2018. The obtained results showed a good behavior of the melon culture in the conditions of sandy soils. In case of the studied genetic resources of yellow melon, it was identified a great variety of physiological and morphological characteristics, which can be used in the future in the improvement of the existing varieties. Analyzing the diurnal variation of the photosynthesis according to the intensity of the active radiation, during the blooming phase, it was found that, at an active radiation between 1,800 and 1,815 µmol / m² / s, photosynthesis recorded the highest value of 30.97 µmol CO2 / m² / s at 12 o'clock, with a consumption of 8.73 mmol H2O / m² / s through the transpiration process. The correlation established with the second-order polynomial function between plant transpiration and photosynthesis, recorded at the three moments of the day during the blooming phase at the 18 melon genotypes reveals a distinct positive functional relationship (r = 0.393 **), which indicates the efficient utilization of water losses of up to 8.72 mmol H2O / m² / s by accumulating a maximum of the photosynthesis rate of 36.33 µmol CO2 / m² / s, in case of TEMP-1180 genotype. The best results in terms of fruit weight (1.8-2.3 kg) were recorded in the following genotypes: TEMP-288, TEMP-77, TEMP-1180, TEMP-1182, TEMP 1029. The soluble dry matter content varied in the range of 5-10%, being also a character of each variety, which can be influenced also by environmental conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Quality assurance in primary health care is a concern of all states in Europe. In order to have quality, a whole range of elements must be integrated with health policy. Furthermore, professional organizations can contribute to define standards and models of good medical practice. Finally, medical practices and primary care service providers will have the tools to organize their activity, and the quality of services can be truly measured. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In accordance with Global Industry Analysts, the world footwear market is expected to reach approximately 195 billion Euro in 2015. The quality index is an instrument for the footwear quality evaluation, which allows ranking the products and the producers. It gives the buyer information on price justification. The quality index (Iq) characterises a product in relation to its attributes: comfort (Ic), wear behaviour (Ip), aesthetics and style (Ie). One cannot talk about quality as an attribute without degrees of comparison. Quality cannot be only a superlative. Based on its attributes and the degree to which it fulfils its functions, footwear can respond to certain needs for quality to a greater or smaller extent. The quality index can be calculated for a new or used product, with or without the user's opinion. These indexes are determined based on the reference structure and the destination of that product. The maximum score (100) is considered when the requirement is totally fulfilled, while the minimum score (0) is given when the requirement is not fulfilled. The score can be determined in comparison with another product that can be the control product or not, or based on the personal experience of the person carrying out the evaluation. The aim of this study is to prove reliability of this quality evaluation system. For this, three models of men's shoes were selected and a group of 11 persons, women and men, were asked to give scores for each requirement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Thailand is the main exporter of baby corn in the world. The production area is approximately 32,000 Hectares. The major importers are the United States of America, Japan, the Netherlands and Taiwan. The demand of baby corn continues to increase. The supply chain and logistics management is very important to maintain the quality and minimize the production cost of baby corn for exporting. In this study, the key members of fresh baby corn supply chains in Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, and Nakhon Pathom provinces of Thailand are growers, suppliers, packinghouse and consumers. The issue of baby corn supply chain management for exporting are transportation time, dehusking process time, transportation temperature, storage temperature and also humidity. After harvesting, baby corn must be transported to the packinghouse as soon as possible, then quickly dehusked by workers, packed and kept in cold storage, after that transported to the airport. In the storage period, the temperature and relative humidity are important factors to maintain baby corn qualities. Thus, the storage temperature and relative humidity were studied. It was found that baby corn stored at 4°C at 90-95% RH showed the suitable conditions in reducing weight loss, respiration and in maintaining soluble solids, external appearance including high acceptability for the customers. The storage life of baby corn kept at 4°C at 90-95% RH was 21 days. However, if baby corn was kept at 7°C at 90-95% RH, the storage life was only 18 days. At 25°C and 75-80% RH, the storage life of baby corn was 7 days. Therefore, the cold chain is very important for prolonging the storage life of baby corn. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Cultura instituţională şi calitatea serviciilor, produselor sunt două variabile dependente, care se completează şi se intersectează în toate etapele şi acţiunile bibliotecii. Structurile infodocumentare sunt preocupate de cultura instituţională şi, de aceea, se aliniază rigorilor schimbării, se mobilizează şi aplică modele de excelenţă. Bibliotecarii şcolari / profesorii documentarişti ştiu să comunice pentru a putea interacţiona coordonat şi să îşi elaboreze propriul comportament raportat la norme şi valori comune, analizează relaţiile dintre scopuri, mijloace şi rezultate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]