Sentence examples for delivering and implementing from inspiring English sources
"Our focus needs to shift from crisis management to delivering and implementing sound medium-term policies".
"Our focus needs to shift from crisis management to delivering and implementing sound medium-term policies," Mr. Dijsselbloem said in his letter to ministers.
5 The concept of supported self management, engaging both clinicians and patients in delivering and implementing regular monitoring of control and adjustment of treatment, is a key recommendation of national and international guidelines.
They also explored experience of delivering and implementing the model, for example, asking about who was involved, whether the model changed the way they worked or how care was delivered, and whether they felt it had impacted on patients.
The element 'context' was explored into more detail using the Normalisation Process Model [ 24] to identify factors that affect the success or failure of delivering and implementing the intervention in a dynamic and complex primary care setting.
Although the report does not recommend a return of the Delivering Race Equality programme, there are specific recommendation for the appointment of a senior mental health equality lead at the Department of Health to oversee how race and other equalities areas are being delivered and implemented by the NHS and social care.
These companies changed the way software was priced, delivered and implemented, disrupting old giants, and that's no small feat.
While multidisciplinary team care approaches have shown efficacy for both diabetes and depression, much work remains to identify the methodologies and infrastructure needed to deliver and implement best practice into routine health care in an economically sustainable manner.
To use a participatory approach to design, deliver and implement a feeding support team intervention integrated into routine postnatal ward care and to deliver a pilot randomised controlled trial (RCT) of proactive and reactive telephone support for breast feeding for up to 14 days after hospital discharge for women living in more disadvantaged areas.
When designing and delivering or implementing capacity building interventions, other factors, such as cultural issues, shifts in power, and system changes, must be considered.
