Sentence examples for embed practice from inspiring English sources

The NICE Guidelines provide up-to-date evidence about the nature and scope of interventions to prevent delirium, albeit with little attention on how to embed practice and organisational change (Table  3).

It can sometimes be hard to find the right tweak — it didn't exactly spring to my mind right away — but knowing that it's O.K. (encouraged, really) to embed practice in more engaging activities was a happy revelation.

In our school programs, we use a variety of strategies to both explicitly teach social-emotional skills and to embed practices that reinforce these skills throughout the school day.

In taking on different characters through various embodied representations, one's game play problem-solving experience may essentially be construed as a deeply embedded practice that is intimately linked to his/her identity construction processes rooted within a social context.

Another common Indigenous culturally embedded practice is fundraising.

Particular focus of the study was on developing an implementation process aimed at embedding practice change within routine care delivery.

9 13 24 25 Researchers planning to test the effectiveness of interventions such as the LSCTC should consider using a theory driven approach to implementing and embedding practice change which draws on evidence from large organisational change projects 13242525 and the emerging evidence on post-stroke caregiver training programmes.

This knowledge can serve as an important source of information for how current treatment options can be enriched through socially embedded practices, such as care farms.

Based on a limited, but potentially important literature, we argue that care farms serve as examples of socially embedded practices that have the potential to enhance processes of social inclusion and participation of people with chronic mental disorders.

While some have suggested that cultural values may lead to different social views on the need for social support [ 26, 31], many cultures have embedded practices where people interact in groups and these have endured over time [ 32].

NPT is concerned with the social organisation of the work (implementation) of making practices routine elements of everyday life (embedding) and of sustaining embedded practices in their social contexts (integration) and was developed particularly in response to the evidence, which suggested that eHealth implementation, embedding and integration are difficult to achieve in practice [ 36- 38].