Sentence examples for guidelines and to implement from inspiring English sources
There is therefore a need to enhance adoption of international guidelines and to implement and scale these up within NTPs.
The results have to be evaluated in clinical practice and have to be made public in a way that it is easy to access (results and implementation guidelines available on the internet) and to implement the methodologies developed.
The Endorse study reinforces the necessity to improve implementation of available guidelines for evaluating VTE risk and to implement measures that ensure that at-risk patients receive appropriate prophylaxis.
We also sought to learn about the processes adopted by pharmaceutical and communications companies to encourage responsible practices and to implement published guidelines.
An online survey was conducted from May to September 2010 to evaluate renal providers' familiarity, current use of and attitudes toward the guidelines and tools to implement the guidelines.
Three themes emerged: current practices regarding the best practice guidelines, reasons for not implementing best practice guidelines and recommendations to implement best practice guidelines.
A better understanding of the governing ASE guidelines and how to implement them can help enforcement agencies to improve decision-making and resource allocation, thereby increasing program effectiveness and efficiency.
The purpose of this part is to prescribe rules, guidelines and procedures to implement the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), as amended, 5 U.S.C. 552.
As countries in SSA adopt WHO guidelines and seek to implement them at national levels, they have set targets for coverage of at least two doses of IPTp and sought ways to assess their success.
In order to organise lung cancer care, we built in 1998 a health network of cancer institutions following common guidelines and willing to implement a prospective patient database (OncoLR).
At the meeting UNICEF and the Women's Parliamentary Caucus agreed to increase their efforts to promote and protect child rights, with special focus on children with disabilities, ensuring education for all and developing standards and guidelines to implement the Child Care Law.
