Sentence examples for a summary of the implementation from inspiring English sources
A summary of the implementation of Avida-ED in LB145 in fall 2014 is shown in Table 1.
(For a summary of the implementation process and problems encountered, see Supplementary Online Material 1) Of 19 580 eligible patients, 809 (4.1%) were identified as meeting urgent referral criteria: 416 (51.4%) were female; their average age was 69 years.
A summary of the implementation programme is provided in Table 4. Strategic × cultural × technical × structural = Result The process indicators used in this study could also be used to assess the quality of the care documented in patient records.
One of the outputs from the monitoring system is a summary of whether the implementation has achieved a limited set of critical benchmarks (see online supplementary appendix 2); benchmarks are intended to flag serious problems in implementation.
Included in this case-study was a summary of the first major implementation activity initiated through the CoP, reporting statistically significant improvements (determined through audits) in target process indicators in mental health (see Additional File 1).
A summary of the challenges to EPR implementation using the three levels of sociotechnical influence; meso, macro and micro can be found in Table 1.> This study highlights that there is no consensus as to the approaches being used to implement EPRs into English NHS trusts.
Table 1 uses these categories in presenting a summary of the barriers and facilitators influencing implementation of clinical guidelines as reported in the interviews.
Here, we present a summary of the discussions and recommendations for implementation-focused research, advocacy, and policies/programs to advance the primary and secondary cancer prevention agenda in India.
Phase 0 resulted in the identification of nine important components within the LCP programmes, five key factors for a successful LCP implementation and a summary of the LCP concerns raised in the UK.
This paper presents a summary of the potential practical and economic barriers to implementation of primary prevention of cardiovascular disease guided by total cardiovascular risk estimations in the general population.
We provide a summary of the most relevant features of the model below, without repeating the implementation details that can be found in Momeni et al. (2013).
