Sentence examples for engagement and implementation from inspiring English sources

Three themes were identified from qualitative data where available in the form of participant quotes and related authors' commentary [ 52, 53, 56– 66] 66]; staff and patient communication; patient engagement; and implementation.

38 39 40 It used a phased engagement and implementation process to achieve certification on completion of a learning portfolio and then sought to maintain change through a web based exchange of experiences.

It is also congruent with the guidance of Grol and colleagues[ 36] in its use of a phased engagement and implementation process to achieve certification and then to maintain change through web-based exchange of experiences.

NPT was an appropriate heuristic device with which to analyse this data as each of the four constructs relate well to the processes of engagement and the implementation of PLANS as experienced by participants in the study.

The strengths of the study included use of a mandatory final questionnaire with a high response rate to provide a national "snapshot" of institutional engagement and campaign implementation at 3 years post roll out.

"We're happy to have contributed to the open standards process that led to HTTP/2, and hope to see wide adoption given the broad industry engagement on standardization and implementation," writes Google engineers Chris Bentzel and Bence Béky today.

The majority of PDs (86%) received video ratings that documented active engagement of students and implementation of learner-centered classrooms.

This research examined the specific features and characteristics of the pCODR process in terms of stakeholder engagement, information sourcing, and implementation of recommendations.

Unfortunately, there is a paucity of evidence of efficacy, and the wider literature has demonstrated problems with implementation and integration of other CCDS systems [ 12– 14], with previous initiatives failing due to lack of user engagement in development and implementation [ 13].

In Bangladesh, the government and partners convened an MSD in March 2015 to increase stakeholder engagement in policymaking and implementation of a national ICT or electronic or mobile health (eHealth or mHealth) strategy, which seeks to incorporate ICTs into the national health system, aligning with the Digital Bangladesh Vision 2021.

Given the implications of cost, effort, time, engagement and impact, incorporating implementation instructions and tools in guidelines to enable implementation by users emerged as the most relevant and actionable approach.