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In an effort to leave no child behind , we have to insure that the high school experience denies no student the opportunity to learn and to receive a quality education . Another Boston artist is well represented - - F. P. Vinton , whose portraits are not excelled in this country for downright masculinity , for the qualities of manhood and strong character that he renders in his subjects . Sometimes the ideas the names of substances stand for are copied from the sensible qualities to be observed in bodies existing ; but in this , which is their proper use , it is not easy to adjust their significations , because the qualities that are to be found in substances out of which we make their complex ideas , being for the most part powers , they are almost infinite , and one of them having no more right than another to be put into our complex ideas , which are to be copies of these originals , it is very hard by these patterns to adjust the signification of their names , and therefore it is very seldom that the same name of any substance stands in two men for the same complex idea . As the Government Accountability Office noted in a 2003 report , the federal Medicaid program has little information about — or control over — the quality of care provided with HCBS waiver funding . As diversity in our high schools grows , we will be tested on the degree to which we are serious about ensuring that all children have opportunities to learn and have access to the outcomes of a quality education . The researchers interviewed 14 senior health professionals and managers taking part in a quality improvement collaborative organized by the Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement in Minnesota , asking them to identify difficulties or successes they had experienced using patient feedback or survey data.While the respondents described more barriers than successes , they also tapped into the potential secrets of success : focusing on system changes , rather than assigning individual blame , and developing cultures that support patient-centered care by emphasizing physician leadership , technical expertise , and organizational capacity.Organizational BarriersOrganizational barriers reported by the participants ran the gamut — from the obstacles created by a traditional hierarchical management structure , to a lack of quality improvement infrastructure , to the issue of competing priorities like financial goals . Our society is absolutely dependent upon our students having a quality education throughout their K-12 years and most especially during the high school years . However , problems with the quality of metadata [ 58 ] compromise the utility of the standards . His ability to realize these qualities in his pictures may be studied in two examples - - " Early Morning " and " Weather-Beaten " ; yet they scarcely represent him at his best . 1 ) gives an indication of the quality of the data . Limited youth and adult waterfowl hunts will be implemented within the project area to provide a quality duck hunt for those who may not otherwise be able to enjoy a waterfowl hunting experience . But because we are ignorant of the real essences from which observable qualities presumably flow , our knowledge of co-existence is never demonstrable , except in the trifling cases where we have already included the ideas of the qualities in our nominal essence for substances of this sort . They are designed to promote better communication between patients and health professionals who do not share a language and improve the quality of care for these patients . New data on the quality of care provided by health plans " holds out hope " for better overall health care system performance , according to a Data Brief released by The Commonwealth Fund 's Commission on a High Performance Health System .