Sentence examples for a project to implement from inspiring English sources
AIRBUS Military has undertaken a project to implement the industrial Digital Mock-Up (iDMU) concept to support the industrialization process of a medium size aerostructure.
The 10 hospitals participated in a project to implement the comprehensive use of the WHO-surgical checklist.
In a project to implement quality improvement, Balding reports that MLMs were responsible for significant improvements in perceptions of this initiative across the organization [ 42].
The National Center for Epidemiology in the Guatemala MOH has designed a project to implement field epidemiologist networks in its health zones, based on the three tiers of the FETP pyramid.
In 1998, the Italian National Institute of Health launched, in accordance with the World Health Organization and International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, a project to implement proficiency testing; results from the first (1998 1999) and second surveys (2000) showed substantial improvement in the accuracy of drug-susceptibility testing in the network.
This study showed that, in the view of the healthcare professionals involved in a project to implement surveillance in cases of severe maternal morbidity (the Brazilian Network for the Surveillance of Severe Maternal Morbidity initiative), positive changes occurred in the majority of the participating centers and, indirectly, apparently also in the quality of care provided to the women.
It's a monster project to implement the Affordable Care Act, and having this thrown on top is not helpful". It's estimated that an additional 130,000 workers from large firms will go on Medi-Cal in the next few years, part of nearly 1 million Californians overall who are expected to become eligible and enroll in the government program.
3 4 Here we describe a UK project to implement randomised trials as unobtrusively as possible in the everyday clinical work of general practitioners (GPs), comparing treatments that are already in common use, and using routinely collected electronic healthcare records (EHR) both to identify participants and to gather results.
Supporting research, Avila-Garcia [ 35] describes the objectives of a Microsoft-funded project to implement a virtual research environment to lower the barriers to cancer imaging.
His father is the executive director of the New York office of RMC Research Corporation in Portsmouth, N.H., and the director of the New York State Comprehensive Center, a federally financed project to implement No Child Left Behind in New York.
