Sentence examples for felt to implement from inspiring English sources

We needed to determine what health professionals knew about the published research in the guidelines (knowledge), if they felt the research was strong enough to justify practice change (attitudes and intentions) and how able they felt to implement the specific recommendations and interventions with patients (skills and capabilities).

The stronger the rewards and punishment are, the more significant the pressure and the more incentive the grassroots governments feel to implement policies.

Once women had begun to recover, self-efficacy and hope increased and they felt able to implement more active strategies.

At the time of this case study, it was evident that most CoP members felt that, to implement the oral health care changes that were favoured by the CoP, it would be necessary to influence and change the culture of LTC.

… If you find a business with a solid business model, feel free to implement their model into other industries.

Novak needs to make people feel good to implement Tricon's plans.

Tess (2013) reports several studies which suggest that training and guidance is needed for teachers to feel secure to implement this method.

Now that we have achieved good results through simulation, we feel confident to implement our approach in an existing LMS, like SIMEduc [15] and Moodle [46], and test it with real courses and real students, as a near future work.

Barack, please feel free to implement this brilliant strategy.

According to one participant, two conditions necessary for implementation were that " the executive want it to be done and feel required to implement what is proposed".

46 In a recent study conducted in Brazil, primary care physicians reported that they did not feel prepared to implement educational practices for people with diabetes.