Sentence examples for evidence for implementation from inspiring English sources
We sought to review the comparative evidence for implementation strategies aiming to improve nurses' adherence to pain assessment recommendations in hospitalised patients.
An experiment in Germany for instance, has provided positive evidence for implementation of cooperation fees [ 19].
Although the location of the Colombo Fort monitoring station may not represent the entire area of study population, this study provides evidence for implementation of early mitigation strategies.
The positive economic and humanistic results of this study provide supporting evidence for implementation of employer-sponsored, pharmacist-led MTM programs.
Using "an approach of technological science" [ 11], the trial described here should yield some evidence for implementation and maintenance of the new training programme, and on the long run maybe some ideas for system change management.
There is a need to limit the potential for bias when conducting QI trials and improve the quality of reporting of QI trials so that stakeholders have adequate evidence for implementation.
A systematic review of the literature on nurse-focused interventions conducted in the hospital setting informs the evidence base for implementation of pressure ulcer (PU) prevention programs.
Future studies on the use of this as an add-on assay within diagnostic algorthims require careful design and appropriate standardization to build a strong evidence base for implementation.
Therefore, the present research contribution is to fill such gap of knowledge and to provide experimental evidence for practical implementation.
The BioBank Japan (BBJ) Project was launched in 2003 with the aim of providing evidence for the implementation of personalized medicine by constructing a large, patient-based biobank (BBJ).
The purposes of this study were to evaluate the published literature that described computer-assisted instruction in medical education and to assess the quality of evidence for its implementation, with particular emphasis on obstetrics and gynecology.
