Sentence examples for attitudes to the implementation from inspiring English sources
From the literature it was predicted that the organisational culture and a lack of knowledge or perceived skills in these therapies would adversely influence staff attitudes to the implementation of CRT and CBTp [ 19].
Most qualitative studies have explored clinicians' attitudes to the implementation of just one or a few specific guidelines, while some recent studies include several guidelines for comparison [ 6, 14, 15].
Managers put a high value on addressing lifestyle in PHC; they believed that the new tool could facilitate this work and welcomed it at their units, had high expectations and showed a positive and visionary attitude to the implementation.
To undertake a review of the quantitative research literature, to determine emergency staff and public attitudes, to support the implementation and practice of family presence during resuscitation in the emergency department.
The survey was a cross sectional, one time assessment of the managerial attitude to the QMS implementation in support treatment and nursing hospitals.
To report an assessment of health providers' computer knowledge, experience, and attitudes prior to the implementation of the QUALMAT electronic CDSS.
Items 1 11 assess knowledge and skills relevant to EBM, whilst items 12 15 assess attitudes relevant to the implementation of EBM in clinical practice.
Most of the studies focus on physicians' attitudes and barriers to the implementation of clinical guidelines.
Similarly, the Reassessing European Attitudes about Cardiovascular Treatment (REACT) study [ 8], which examined attitudes to and implementation of coronary heart disease and lipid treatment among 754 European PCPs, showed that 43% of physicians rarely or never used risk calculator charts, 43% sometimes referred to them, but only 13% reported that this was always the case.
It is important to understand, predict, and address the negative attitudes to promote effective implementation of any new legislation.
In particular, the theory enabled us to narrow our focus of study and categorise the practices of providers in order to generate recommendations specifically targeted at major, deep-rooted obstacles (provider values and attitudes) to implementation of abortion policy.
