The phrase "adoption of guiding" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of accepting or implementing guiding principles or frameworks, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The adoption of guiding principles is essential for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "implementation of guidelines" or "acceptance of directives".
Of potential significance is the decision taken for practical reasons not to train clinicians in listening skills, which lie at the heart of motivational interviewing, but to focus on the more general adoption of a guiding style characteristic of BCC.
Process evaluation suggested that there were problems with finding suitable space for group education in these under-resourced settings, with patient attendance and with full adoption of a guiding style by the health promoters.
56 57 In our study, for practical reasons, clinicians were not specifically trained in the listening skills that lie at the heart of motivational interviewing, and we focused on the more general adoption of a guiding style.
User adoption can be inspired by leveraging AI-enabled assistants that are capable of guiding users at every step of their interaction.
The effort culminated with the adoption of an ambitious guiding document in 2010 that calls for the area to be largely rebuilt.
Widespread adoption of the guide's recommendations would go "a long way to catalyzing the … changes" needed to make campuses safer, writes safety expert Neal Langerman in an email to Science Careers.
Further testing is required to determine whether widespread adoption of the implementation guide by laboratories and EHR systems can facilitate the implementation of electronic laboratory interfaces.
In Canada, the licensing and use of new medical devices occurs within a health care system in which the adoption of new technologies is guided by ethics and economics as well as by clinical investigation: assuming that there is evidence that a new device is effective, the adoption of that device is subject to ethical and economic choices at all levels of the health care system.
The works produced in his quarrel with Martin Luther over grace and free will, except for his explicit adoption of Academic skepticism as a guiding principle, hinged entirely on his and Luther's divergent interpretations of the biblical passages they judged relevant to the disputed topics.
The main outputs of this meeting were the Tunis declaration "Value for Money, Sustainability and Accountability in the Health Sector" and the guiding document adoption of "A Country Framework for Enhanced Engagement and Action between Ministries of Finance and Health and their Partners".
