The phrase "address facilitators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to engage or communicate with individuals who facilitate a process or event.
Example: "In our next meeting, we should address facilitators to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "engage facilitators" or "communicate with facilitators".
Efficiency and Quality of ECD Government of Nepal: To address facilitator turnover, consider increasing ECD facilitator salaries from current levels by reducing the number of new ECD centers funded.
None of the seven quantitative studies addressed facilitators.
Addressing facilitators and barriers may help experts to guide priorities for interventions.
Few studies have addressed facilitators related to use of PNC from the perspective of health care providers.
Qualitative evidence addressing facilitators and barriers to the uptake of interventions, experience and acceptability of interventions will be synthesised thematically.
This item addresses the facilitators and barriers to applying recommendations; protocols by definition are about implementation after these factors have been considered and/or treatment decisions made.
There were some matches but also significant gaps between what decisionmakers see as helpful to evidence uptake from systematic reviews and, on the other hand, soundly evaluated interventions that addressed both facilitators and barriers.
In addressing the facilitators, participants were asked if they would consider doing more exercise for any of 11 reasons given in the question each with a 'yes/no' option.
Prior to our study, some researchers had discussed structural issues affecting mixed methods research, although they tended to do this within articles or book chapters which focused on other issues rather than addressing structural facilitators and barriers centrally within their writing.
This study will explore the implementation of HeLP-Diabetes within the NHS, addressing the facilitators and barriers associated with initial and continued engagement by staff and patients and the resources required to make HeLP-Diabetes a viable part of routine diabetes care.
