Sentence examples for gaps in practices from inspiring English sources

However, a number of gaps in practices were also identified.

They were instructed to critically discuss the data by answering the questions presented in Table  1, explain observed gaps in practices, and reflect on their respective roles and level of IPC.

So the findings in our study endorse and highlight the gaps in practices of primary care physicians and the recommended practice guidelines for the management of H. pylori infection.

Previous efforts have focused disproportionately on Step 1, or documenting gaps in practice, and Step 3, or deploying and evaluating efforts to improve practice.

Another survey from Turkey on 109 general practitioners also pointed out the gaps in practice [ 17].

Failing to identify possible sources of infection and gaps in practice may hinder improvements in infection prevention and control.

Our survey demonstrated an overall paucity of knowledge regarding bacteriuria and considerable knowledge vs. gaps in practice among physicians.

Whilst gaps in practice and evidence implementation are indicative of need for improved basic and on-going training in clinical skills and competencies, conversely some midwives were making decisions about perineal management in the absence of evidence.

We were able to recognize strengths and gaps in practice from nurses' responses, and build on those in the development of a brief intervention and training thereby highlighting the importance of pre-program evaluation.

The authors argue that it is "time to move from our obsession with auditing" and refocus hand hygiene programs to deliver targeted interventions based on local gaps in practice [ 43].

An example of adaptive learning and growth is the evidence-informed education provided by the grass roots HIP group that is built on current staff knowledge and experience and is geared to address gaps in practice.