The phrase "adoption trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing or evaluating the adoption of a new product, service, or practice.
Example: "The company is conducting an adoption trial to assess how well the new software integrates into existing workflows."
Alternatives: "implementation test" or "trial adoption".
The Diabetes-Depression Care-management Adoption Trial (DCAT) is evaluating an automated telephonic assessment tool for depression in a primary care setting.
The study design and baseline characteristics of the enrolled sample in the Diabetes Depression Care-management Adoption Trial (DCAT) establishes a quasi-experimental comparative effectiveness research clinical trial aimed at accelerating the adoption of collaborative depression care in safety net clinics.
The Adoption trial observed whether these eight practices could extend the IPHR to all adult patients utilizing existing primary care workflow and resources and whether similar the benefits seen in the Efficacy trial would be replicated.
Both of these choices will also impact on the adoption of trial findings into clinical practice.
Larger multicentre RCTs with wider participation improves generalisability and facilitates adoption of trial findings into clinical practice.
Results are summarised and presented narratively under the following headings: 1) identifying clinically relevant research questions; 2) education and training; 3) conduct of multicentre RCTs and 4) dissemination and adoption of trial results.
These findings will be summarised narratively under the following headings: identifying clinically relevant research questions; education and training; conduct of multicentre RCTs and dissemination and adoption of trial results.
The 10 technology cases for which 'how-to' knowledge was first considered during the 'adoption decision' stage, mainly during pre-adoption evaluation trial, resulted in informed organisational decisions to either adopt or reject technologies; and for those technologies adopted led to subsequent successful implementation.
Applying an evaluative framework for the adoption of clinical trial results to the TARGIT-A IORT therapy trial results in the assessment that the trial results are stable, early adoption would lead to minimal adverse impact, and substantially less resource use.
Forty-two oft of 251 children were found homes as a result of the five trial adoption parties.
The temperature and annealing time of the doping process were selected according to industry standards in order to ease a trial adoption.
