Sentence examples for an implementation programme from inspiring English sources

Building owners CPPI have three months to outline an implementation programme and proposed timescale.

This is an implementation programme for this year.

An implementation programme was initiated and monitored by registering outcome and process quality parameters.

An implementation programme was initiated based on the regular assessment of outcome and process quality parameters, defined as above, repeated benchmarking and feedback mechanisms.

An implementation programme to support the UK mental health strategy [ 23] has been established in England with a specific remit to develop and demonstrate new Peer Worker roles [ 24].

As part of a larger implementation programme (see Hanbury et al. [ 35] for details of this study) to improve the provision of support for families of people with a diagnosis of psychosis.

To further explore in what way GPs' role security and therapeutic commitment could be positively influenced, we developed a tailored implementation programme, targeted at role security and therapeutic commitment and incorporated the above recommendations.

Indeed, the lack of a focussed implementation programme to support checklist introduction (including aspects such as training, feedback, local adaptation and involvement from all levels of the organisation), might explain reports that have not detected an effect of checklists on outcomes.

A development and implementation programme based on that Model subsequently commenced (and is still on-going).

This level of compliance with delirium screening, once nurses are familiar with the tool, was also seen in a large-scale implementation programme of delirium monitoring in two medical centres in the US, one a University hospital and the other a community Veterans' hospital where nurses checked the CAM-ICU more than once in 63% of shifts [ 18].

For example, the Programme for Improving Mental Health Care (PRIME) (see http://www.prime.uct.ac.za), an international research and implementation programme funded by the UK Department for International Development, is now assessing the practical requirements of service integration and scale-up (28).