Sentence examples for clarify implementation from inspiring English sources

We conducted thematic analyses of key informant interview transcripts to clarify implementation processes and describe barriers to integrating the new roles into practice.

The objective of our study was to clarify implementation processes and experiences of integrating office-based medical assistant (MA) panel management and community health worker (CHW) community-based management into routine care for diabetic patients.

The objective of our study was to clarify implementation processes and experiences of integrating office-based MA panel management and CHW community-based management into routine care for diabetic patients.

It should be noted here that n j ' γ j 2 = x j ' x j, but the notation n j ' γ j 2 is introduced here to clarify implementation in the newly proposed algorithm, as will be shown later.

In order to clarify the implementation of test scenarios, Table 7 presents the number and type of switching events that happened in each temporal segment during a video sequence, considering that the SDF parameter was not used in the DASH algorithm.

The bylaw is currently being revised to make the cost-effectiveness criterion, which has been in place for only 2 years, more explicit and to clarify its implementation [ 5].

Most of that benefit came from government guidelines clarifying the implementation date of the expansion of Medicaid 340B drug discounts on brand name drugs for low-income patients, Mr. Rice said in the conference call.

 The practical implementation of the new concepts of co-leadership specifically, and partnership more generally, between a UN Agency and an NGO, were not sufficiently clarified before implementation.

- Interviews were held with relevant GoK, NGO and UNICEF officers as key informants to give an input into various issues as well as clarifying the implementation process.

A process evaluation nested inside a trial can be used to assess fidelity and quality of implementation, clarify causal mechanisms, and identify contextual factors associated with variation in outcomes.

Earlier MRC guidance for evaluating complex interventions focused on randomised trials, making no mention of process evaluation. 2 Updated guidance recognised the value of process evaluation within trials, stating that it "can be used to assess fidelity and quality of implementation, clarify causal mechanisms and identify contextual factors associated with variation in outcomes".