Sentence examples for ill implementation from inspiring English sources

8 Although CCM of sick children entails family members seeking out the CHW when a child falls ill, implementation of CCM for newborns entails the CHWs seeking out pregnant women, mothers, and newborns for early and repeated home visits.

Some have even suggested that in the more severely ill the implementation of NIPPV may deleteriously delay intubation and ventilation, leading to a poorer outcome [ 4].

They say the story of bilingual education -- its rise in the 1960's, preceded by little research or experience in it; its mushrooming bureaucracy; the passion of its ill-prepared implementation, and, in California at least, its sudden abandonment for an equally unproved method -- is the story of American education.

It may well be, as the EPA argues and as the concurring opinion below on denial of rehearing pointed out, see 195 F. 3d, at 11-12 that some provisions of Subpart 2 are ill fitted to implementation of the revised standard.

It may well be, as the EPA argues–and as the concurring opinion below on denial of rehearing pointed out, see 195 F.3d, at 11—12–that some provisions of Subpart 2 are ill fitted to implementation of the revised standard.

Huygen et al. [6, 7] and Gültuna et al. [8] worked on the development of inhomogeneity indexes and indicator gas injectors based on SF6 for critically ill patients, but implementation remained difficult due to the need of specialized equipment and gas containers at the bedside [6, 7].

Research showed that improving care processes and outcomes for chronically ill patients requires implementation of multicomponent interventions, such as disease management programs based on the chronic care model [ 41].

Ultimately, the will to resolve and remedy these ills and the implementation of real reform can only emanate from within Greek society.

35 The questionnaire is adapted to the Norwegian context to assess the regular practice in the organisation regarding how it deals with children of mentally ill parents before the implementation of new interventions and changes in clinical practice after implementing the new interventions.

One solution to the deconditioning often seen in critically ill patients is the implementation of rehabilitation and ambulation while awaiting transplantation on ECMO.

We observed improvement in clinical outcome of critically ill patients after the implementation of outreach intensive care support delivered by a RRT in a teaching hospital.