Sentence examples for effectiveness consideration from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, since introduction of these pathway components had to be fully accomplished by the Orthopedic Surgery Department "at its own costs", the authors decided to retain the Department's perspective for the overall cost effectiveness consideration of implementing the clincal pathway.

Overall, it seems that policies to roll out ART in poor countries have been propelled by factors other than cost effectiveness considerations, and in spite of perceptions that treatment is often not cost effective.

Over the years, the focus of courses of operations in Executive MBA programs has moved from traditional efficiency and effectiveness considerations to the attainment of strategic organizational goals and the successful leveraging of disruptive innovations, especially those brought upon by new technologies.

The people who work directly with patients will be indispensable to comparative effectiveness considerations.

The underlying concern is better captured by the severity criterion combined with effectiveness considerations.

C = Effectiveness considerations and socio-structural contexts of HIV-related experience.

Taking intervention costs and effectiveness considerations into account is important for policy decisions and concerns around the affordability of resource inputs for health worker programmes.

Others have suggested that while the efficacy of TasP in clinical trials settings is acceptable, effectiveness considerations may render the approach's 'real-world' effectiveness vulnerable to criticisms (e.g., effect sizes will diminish to non-clinically significant levels in the face of broader implementation realities) [ 24, 36].

Specifically, we explored three key themes that have important ethical and implementation implications: (1) Effectiveness considerations and socio-structural contexts of HIV-related experiences; (2) Power relations within clinical practice and competing resource demands within health care systems; and (3) Balancing individual- and population-level interests.

Judges appear to be paying close attention to sophisticated epidemiological, clinical, and cost-effectiveness considerations.

Paci D, Ibarreta D. Economic and cost-effectiveness considerations for pharmacogenetics tests: an integral part of translational research and innovation uptake in personalized medicine.