On-going feedback and training took place throughout the period of data collection to ensure appropriate survey implementation.
Simulations should preserve mass balance at any given time point to ensure appropriate mathematical implementation of the model.
Such a framework is necessary because, although not identical in purpose and methods, both evaluation and accountability require judicious design and implementation to ensure appropriate, meaningful, and practicable outcomes that effectively support educational improvement.
These workers provide an essential service that has been integrated into our implementation process to ensure appropriate and timely follow-up within their home community.
Each module had its own implementation plan to ensure appropriate timing of campaign modules in relation to stage of readiness for change and to ensure effective targeting of high impact periods e.g. for major media this was school holidays and for minor media, service providers and Navigator this was school term.
A willingness to embrace new interventions, coupled with the development and implementation of rigorous protocols to ensure appropriate use, will improve outcomes and lead to a substantial reduction in mortality in these patients.
A key factor limiting the implementation of this shift in ideology is the question of how to ensure appropriate risk management and ethical oversight of evidence-generating initiatives.
The conventional thinking has been that a national high-powered intersectoral committee is necessary to establish overall policy, ensure appropriate coordination between sectors, oversee the development of a comprehensive national plan of action and periodically review implementation.
Chubb also appraises property to ensure appropriate coverage.
It is national government's role to ensure an enabling regulatory framework and credentialing system, to drive the implementation of relevant policies and to resource, guide and support training institutions to not only upgrade training but also ensure appropriate initial and continuing education (integrated, multidisciplinary, community- and outcomes-based).
