Sentence examples for experience from the implementation from inspiring English sources

The experience from the implementation of the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial was reviewed.

The experience from the implementation is summarized to serve as potential guidelines for other researchers and practitioners.

By housing one of the CDC-sponsored Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) projects, the GLFHC had gained experience from the implementation of the REACH 2010 project in Lawrence that was instrumental to the start-up of the LLDPP, and had already developed a good research infrastructure in the Lawrence community which may have enhanced trust on the part of the community.

To assess general practitioners (GPs) experience from the implementation and use of a renal computerised decision support system (CDSS) for drug dosing, developed for primary healthcare, integrated into the patient's electronic health record (EHR), and building on estimation of the patient's creatinine clearance (ClCG).

This paper discusses the design of a mathematical formulation and optimization approach for such a system, together with its implementation into an Android-based prototype, the results from on-board practical experiments, and experiences from the implementation.

This case study presents experiences from the implementation of a commercial EHR in a large pediatric hospital system.

Experiences from the implementation and iterative improvement of an online surgical pathway at Marburg University Medical Centre have shown that pathway conformance actually could be improved by the use of IT.

The most important experiences from the implementation of the described cross-speciality TN management program were that it proved to be feasible to standardize the referral pathway and work-up, that the program ensured acceptable waiting times, and that early high-quality MRI ensured correct diagnosis and a standardized basis before decision-making on impending surgery.

In-country experiences from the implementation of the program are yet to be documented by the consortium member countries.

This approach was chosen because it enabled us to consider a range of effects and to collate operational experiences from the implementation of schemes in different settings, as well as to consider some of the wider implications of using conditional forms of DSF in women's healthcare.

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 (SFDRR) acknowledges and takes into account the experience obtained from the implementation of the HFA.