Sentence examples for and intensity of implementation from inspiring English sources

The results show that there is great variability regarding the number and intensity of implementation measures already taken by the different levels of governance addressed.

The number of elements of the CCM and the type and intensity of implementation may vary, depending on many contextual and organizational factors (13).

The logic model is not meant to imply that all activities and equal intensity of implementation are necessary to improve data use.

Finally, the definition of the scope and intensity of QI activities implementation was subjective.

We then conducted individual simple linear regression analysis using PCMH-A scores for each change concept as the dependent variable, and time and intensity of key activity implementation as the independent variables.

The objectives of this study were to validate that the SCIP indicator correlates with overall GC, and relate the intensity of implementation of an insulin infusion protocol (IIP) (goal, blood sugar 100 to 140 mg/dL) to effective GC.

Integrated interventions will decrease the ability to randomize because they may act at the national level, increase the difficulty of defining and measuring exposure to the intervention, increase the complexity of the causal pathway and the number of mediating factors, affect a wider range of outcomes, and vary in intensity of implementation [ 12].

Elliott and Mihalic have outlined four ways that programs are typically adapted: adding or deleting program components; changing program components or content; changing the process or intensity of implementation; and making cultural modifications [ 16].

This paper reports the effects of the new strategy implemented in 2012 on levels of uptake, children's knowledge on schistosomiasis prevention and prevalence and intensity of schistosomiasis before and after implementation.

In this article we evaluate participant compliance with the intervention, attitudes and expertise of providers, satisfaction with the structure and intensity of the intervention and perceived implementation barriers of providers.

Some barriers to implementation and support may still exist in some countries, but there is no technical or program reason that the authors see today as to why all, or most other countries could not perform similar reversals today with appropriate planning, implementation, and intensity of effort and support to reverse their HIV/AIDS epidemics.