Sentence examples for facilities implementation from inspiring English sources

In both countries, the Ministry of Health, local health centers and hospitals, and NGO staff developed evidence-based service delivery protocols to introduce MPAC in selected facilities; implementation extended from January 2009 to October 2010.

Given the likely inability of staff to be constantly present in external areas of mental health facilities, implementation of a systematic monitoring and feedback mechanism, with the observational approach applied in this study representing one such mechanism, may represent one means of achieving this.

However, as the availability of HR-pQCT systems is limited to only a few specialised facilities, implementation into research and clinical practice may be considered restricted and strategies involving more accessible techniques such as MDCT and HR-MRI for in vivo trabecular bone imaging will remain essential in future osteoporosis management.

At one facility, implementation of an MRI/OR intervention suite has enhanced surgical care and outcomes.

The evidence to date is for facility implementation of KMC and continuation at home post-discharge, and as yet community-based initiation of KMC is not recommended.

General questions were asked to gather background information on the following: the facility, implementation of the user fee policy (for facilities that removed fees), trend in utilisation rates, revenue from user fees, drug management, and overall perception of the impact of the policy change.

One low-implementation facility implemented MOVE! through largely grass-roots efforts without management support or commitment to MOVE! as evidenced by the absence of fundamental resources needed to implement MOVE!

Kajermo and co-authors [ 28] described research utilization barriers such as inadequate facilities for implementation, lack of time for reading and implementing findings and experience of lack of authority in the organization.

The increasing demand for higher energy efficiency in existing power generation facilities requires implementation of demand-side management strategies, such as valley filling and load shifting.

Insights into the route choice behavior involving two dominant vehicle trip purposes work and shop trips will help in the design of traffic facilities and implementation of measures to influence route choice in the desired direction.

The development of radioactive waste disposal facilities requires implementation of measures that will afford protection of human health and the environment over a specific temporal frame that depends on the characteristics of the wastes.