Sentence examples for explore utilisation from inspiring English sources

In response, this pilot study was undertaken on a state-wide basis, across multiple sites, to explore utilisation of the skills of AHAs within publically funded Queensland health services.

It adds to current literature by describing the methods used to explore utilisation of formative evaluation feedback within a TBE in the Scottish context, and by using robust qualitative methodology to explore the extent to which feedback resulted in action to improve delivery.

The presented study sought to use a case study conversation to explore the utilisation of online social media, in terms of its role as a social space for communication regarding the experience of mental disorder and as a means of understanding feedback on the experience of provided mental health care.

Using comprehensive linked person-level data, the Smoking MUMS (Maternal Use of Medications and Safety) Study will explore the utilisation and effectiveness of bupropion, varenicline and NRT prior to and during pregnancy, as well as health outcomes for mothers and babies when these medications are used during pregnancy.

The purpose of this study is to explore the utilisation of Photoplethysmography (PPG) as a measure of volumetric strain in providing a direct quantification of the Volume Elastic modulus (Ev).

A qualitative study was undertaken alongside the main trial in order to explore test utilisation in greater detail.

This paper describes the application of an innovative evaluative methodology to explore the utilisation of feedback for post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation in the home.

This paper describes the application of an innovative evaluative methodology to explore the utilisation of feedback for post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation in the home [ 26].

While ours is the first study to address this topic using CM, others have used CM to explore opioid utilisation generally.

This study aims to explore the utilisation and experience of MCH services in Melbourne, Victoria for parents of refugee background from the perspective of users and providers.

Innvær et al. described how the literature at the time fell into two camps [ 34]; those supporting the 'two-communities' hypothesis, which explores whether barriers to research utilisation are mainly driven by cultural or institutional differences between researchers and decision-makers, and those drawing on Carol Weiss's typology of ways of using evidence [ 36, 37].