Sentence examples for evaluation of pilots from inspiring English sources
"We are concerned that these regulations have been laid without evaluation of their impact on health outcomes and health inequalities, without a full and robust assessment of the long-term costs to the NHS, and before the completion and evaluation of pilots on patient identity checks in hospitals," the letter to Hunt says.
Following the MFT, the PEIC governance process can be split into three management phases: 1) problem structuring and reframing; 2) development of an action plan and mobilization of additional support; and 3) implementation and evaluation of pilots or experiments.
Evaluation of pilot schemes suggests that the Lightbulb project, being fully implemented across Leicestershire this year, will save £2m a year in health and care costs – for an annual investment of £1m.
Performance evaluation of pilot scale sub-surface constructed wetlands was carried out in treating leachate from Pulau Burung Sanitary Landfill (PBSL).
However, the results of this research can already be considered as a call for the urgent creation and evaluation of pilot interventions as proposed in the above recommendations.
Evaluation of pilot screening interventions are required to address the lack of evidence to support the effectiveness of screening for FASD in Australia and identify the impact of screening parameters on program outcomes and effectiveness.
Incorporating robust monitoring and evaluation of pilot programs will strengthen the body of evidence for RBF as a whole, and provide preliminary evidence for the use of RBF for NCDs.
On a small scale, some evidence of the feasibility of HPV vaccine delivery in developing countries is emerging from the evaluation of pilot projects or demonstration programs, which have provided insight into both the challenges of implementation and the components of the programs that have been successful [ 7, 19, 20].
The W-DARE project is using the findings from this study, and from research conducted with women with disability and their families, to inform the development and evaluation of pilot interventions to increase access to SRH services in two LGUs in the Philippines.
We used similar questions to allow comparison between the findings from the evaluations of pilots of NHS 111 and NHS Direct.
