The phrase "a change to practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments made to established methods or procedures in a particular field or context.
Example: "The committee proposed a change to practice that would enhance the efficiency of our workflow."
Alternatives: "an adjustment to practice" or "a modification to practice".
With numerous post-implementation issues to resolve it became clear that knowing 'when' the system would bring a change to practice and who within the broader renal clinical team would enact that change would be vital [ 22, 23].
Therefore, if it identifies any difference in outcomes between patients managed by PAC and those managed by CVP, then one can conclude that protocolized treatment guided by PAC is more or less effective, and so the study has more credibility and may justify a change to practice regarding use of PAC in the ICU.
This article describes the implementation and evaluation of a mental health triage scale and changes to practice that resulted.
But a change to this practice is coming.
A change to the practice might be to empower key employee "ambassadors" who act as a proxy for the founding team.
Single research studies do not usually provide the standard of evidence required to make a change to professional practice, health care or the health system [ 18, 19].
The EC has also gone after Amazon over e-book pricing and publisher contracts — forcing a change to its practices to settle that antitrust probe.
Use of the pain labels required a change to their usual practice, and the use of the label 'atypical' was frequently problematic.
In August, HealthSouth announced that a change to its billing practices would hurt earnings.
Lastly, the reduction in admissions to hospital by almost a fifth is an important change to clinical practice.
The goal of this phase of the program is to facilitate a change of practice to improve diabetes management over the long term.
