Sentence examples for adapted for management from inspiring English sources

A version of these guidelines was adapted for management of severely ill patients during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic and released for use to help countries prepare district hospital clinical teams [ 9]; the guidelines are supported by a training program that was field-tested in four countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

Because it is important to test whether the HSOPS is also applicable for assessing single views of a hospital's safety culture, the purpose of our study was to test the psychometric properties of the HSOPS adapted for hospital management (HSOPS_M).

Developed for the U.S. west coast, the framework may be adapted for other regions, management needs, and scales with appropriate modifications.

The exam itself covers four different areas: Crop, Soil and Water, Nutrient, and Pest Management and test takers are expected to know local management strategies adapted for their local climate and also broader management strategies.

Estimates based on clinical data suggest that a program of lifestyle weight management adapted for African-Americans that produced modest weight loss during the intensive phase of the study was associated with short-term improvements in general health and vitality domains [ 11].

Although applied to nutrient response experiments in this study, it could be adapted for any crop input or management practice experiment.

9 10 29 30 31 32 Lorig et al recently published a randomised controlled trial of their chronic disease self management programme adapted for people with diabetes.

Four studies delivered individualised interventions; three utilised workbook interventions; four tested group SMIs designed specifically for stroke and two tested existing self-management programs adapted for stroke.

Future research should examine if the framework can be readily adapted for modelling specific problems in agricultural management.

To address this issue, a heart failure clinic disease management model was adapted for use in the primary care setting.

Based on an action research intervention, this paper puts forward an 'extended' framework for the design and management of green-space maintenance contracts that can help managers of urban green space to devise contract designs and management practices better adapted for green-space maintenance.