Sentence examples for explore readiness from inspiring English sources

There are few reports of community perception of telehealth; Jennet et al. undertook a study in Canada to explore readiness of a rural community for telehealth implementation [ 21] and Scharwz et al. investigated the readinness of a remote poulation in New South Wales, Australia, to take up e-health innovations [ 22].

We propose this seven-element model is used to explore research readiness and to assess the suitability of projects to recruit successfully in primary care Figure  2.

Yet, to implement a modular solution design effectively, the provider needs to engage in strategic learning that improves its ability to explore customers' readiness to adopt new types of solutions, while it develops an ability to deploy the derivative solutions by utilizing the resources related to its core product business.

We will explore community readiness for ownership of a text messaging project as the binary dependent variable in a logistic regression analysis.

The following table 2 shows the five research questions and the methods that will be used to collect and analyse the data: Workshop 1: Comment on and adapt the network planning framework, identify potential champions and begin to explore organisational readiness and capacity for change.

The study explored student readiness for online learning in the Northeast of Thailand, using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT).

Current examples are the quality improvement maturity index [ 43] or a framework for exploring organizational readiness for success in organization-wide patient safety improvement programs [ 44].

Six main questions were asked to explore people's readiness behaviour towards the disasters.

The objective of this study is to explore selected pharmacies' readiness to serve women seeking emergency contraception (EC).

To our knowledge, this is the first study to explore changes in readiness, importance and confidence during a single primary care visit.

There is a need to explore family members' readiness to exercise their role as a 'therapy facilitator' and the extent to which they are able to participate prior to implementing any kind of family-assisted rehabilitation interventions.