Sentence examples for impact on prioritisation from inspiring English sources
It is also recognised that, in any setting, there is a range of factors that will impact on prioritisation, plans and funding allocation.
In sum, the study showed that the ISDM programme has impact on patients' knowledge and prioritisation.
And most objections are based more on prioritisation and not making them compulsory, rather than saying they have no value.
Consensus was reached on prioritisation as shown in Table 1.
The representation on prioritisation teams was generally broad.
This controversy indicates that policy decisions on prioritisation require an explicit outline of the purpose and principles it should serve.
FMEA is an analytic method for identifying potential failure modes and their causes before they happen, to grade their potential impact on the final outcome of a process and to guide the prioritisation of improvement changes.
38 Our results suggest that, at least in the context of prioritising for bariatric surgery in Australia, recipient age should not be a prioritisation criterion (beyond any capacity it has to impact on outcomes).
By comparing the population benefit of different interventions, and their costs, it will be possible to make prioritisation decisions about how to make the biggest impact on reducing the disease burden of AD on the population, and to make comparisons with the impact of interventions for other conditions.
The documents also highlighted how these selected projects had an impact, or potential impact, on services (see Table 2 for examples).> The methods of prioritisation included a range of processes, namely i) historical trusted partnerships with on-going dialogue; ii) platforms for negotiation and decision making; and iii) formal consensus methods for priority setting.
6 Investment in early child development initiatives in LMICs is burgeoning and with this, prioritisation of global health research into interventions that have maximum impact on child development.
