Sentence examples for current status of implementing from inspiring English sources
Firstly, to describe the current status of implementing task shifting in the context of acute shortage of health workers.
Organizational justice principles can be taught [ 7] and organizational justice is beginning to be discussed in healthcare, but there is little analysis of the current status of its principles or the impact of implementing them [ 8].
The current status of the interface and implementation is sketched.
The current status of the methods (and topics) necessary to implement the MCLLS approach is reported.
We report on the design goals, implemented functionality, generalizability, and current status of the system.
This chapter reviews the current status of pollution-prevention courses in the chemical engineering curriculum and focuses on implementing pollution prevention case studies in the reaction-engineering course.
The article chronicles the progress that has been made from 2009 to the present in implementing full-day kindergarten and provides an update about the current status of Ontario's childcare modernization activities.
This paper summarizes the current status of an ongoing research program to explore automated alternatives to the current manual method of designing, implementing, and delivering user interfaces to complex digital control systems.
We discuss some of the current issues with the algorithms implemented in PySE and their interaction with LOFAR images, concluding with the current status of PySE and its future development.
The aim of the present study was, therefore, to survey the current status of Kampo education at all the medical schools in Japan and to identify some problems and suggest solutions to implement a standardized Kampo educational system.
The objective of this project was to assess the current status of EM global health electives at residency training programs and to establish recommendations from educators in EM on the best methodology to implement successful global health electives.
