Sentence examples for barrier compliance from inspiring English sources

In other ICUs the compliance with these care items will differ, so the impact of maximal sterile barrier precautions on the CLABSI rate will be different when there are different maximal sterile barrier compliance rates between hospitals/ICUs.

A semi-analytical micro-model is then proposed based on the present simulation results and complementary experimental observations, highlighting the original notion of first-barrier compliance.

By facilitating the target population to assess their own needs and barriers, compliance to a tailored programme is more likely to be both successful and sustainable for the participants [ 11, 12].

Both thermal barrier and compliance layer are made of carbon-based materials.

Historical risk-reduction strategies include: use of antimicrobial impregnated CVL, CVL insertion tray designed to facilitate total barrier technique compliance, and use of 0.5% chlorhexidine gluconate and 70% alcohol solution (0.5% CHG) for site prep.

In a report on unlocking tax-revenue collection in rapidly growing markets, management consulting firm McKinsey found that "electronic channels" such as the internet, mobile and ATMs "can increase the level of voluntary payments" and "reduce the length of queues at tax offices while also removing a barrier to compliance".

The fear of such side-effects has been a subject of concern to some professionals [27, 28], parents as well as patients [29 33] and a potential barrier to compliance in some settings [34, 35].

Another significant barrier to compliance was understaffing on the ward.

Costly transportation was clearly identified as a barrier affecting compliance with referrals in rural Tanzania [ 20].

Ingesting three large tablets daily may be a barrier to compliance.

To reduce CLABSIs, we encourage HCWs behaviors continuously and should consider additional barrier to compliance.