Systematic, continuous engagement builds a foundation of knowledge and confidence in implementing QI projects among practitioners but, more importantly, conveys a clear message for the critical value of pain management and cultivates a hospital environment culture that is supportive of multi-professional QI initiatives [ 4].
A systematic and continuous deformation monitoring was recommended to the local staff as well as to the operating authorities' scientific partners from local University Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta.
Thereby, three factors were highlighted alignment of research questions with the ongoing political agendas in combination with sound methodology and a systematic and continuous dissemination strategy (adapted from Taggart 2010).
Finally, the data presented in this research reinforce the need for a systematic and continuous evaluation of RPPs to provide important data in decision-making and to achieve effective results (Costa and Castanhar 2003).
In order to know about the health of the population, it is necessary to perform a systematic and continuous analysis of their health status and social and economic health determinants.
QUALIDIAB is a systematic and continuous survey of the quality of care provided to people with diabetes in different Latin American countries.
In 1995, Denmark was the first country to establish a systematic and continuous monitoring program of antimicrobial drug consumption and antimicrobial agent resistance in animals, food, and humans, the Danish Integrated Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring and Research Program DANMAPP).
They also emphasized the importance of educator evaluation and of evaluation outcomes, of having these evaluations done by different individuals, of having a systematic and continuous evaluation process and of using different approaches to evaluating teaching effectiveness.
However, such information is only of use to policy makers if it is captured in a systematic and continuous way allowing to monitor trends, change and modify policies accordingly if deemed necessary.
Beyond the individual therapist, all patients are provided a primary treatment contact among the ward staff with whom they are encouraged to discuss important aspects of their development and potential challenges for the therapeutic process in a systematic and continuous fashion.
