Sentence examples for implement a checklist from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this pilot study demonstrated that it is possible to implement a checklist that improves safety and quality of the dialysis treatment, even in clinics with many part-time nurses.

We implemented a checklist to validate the preanalytical conditions and set the maximum time allowed for the preanalytical phase.

The quality approach was implemented in the 37-bed ICU and led to corrective actions that: (1) reduced the time for the POCT preanalytical phase; (2) implemented a checklist to validate the preanalytical conditions; (3) used technical innovations.

Costs of implementing a checklist mostly involve checklist development and/or modification, formal staff notification, training and additional OR time.

We developed and implemented a checklist to evaluate the process of care measures in this specific group of patients.

A prospective study in eight countries looked at the rate of postoperative complications before and after implementing a checklist in all operating rooms.

The North Carolina study 37 implemented a checklist to prevent wrong-site surgery that was tailored to the hospital's preferences and procedures.

The published CLABSI guidelines provide recommendations for implementing a checklist to ensure compliance with evidence-based practices and for empowering nurses to ensure compliance with the checklist (self-report method) [ 17].

We plan to implement a daily checklist to ensure this is complete.

In addition to ward-based checklists, the National Patient Safety Agency has asked all hospitals in England and Wales to implement a five-stage checklist for all interventional procedures based on the WHO safe surgery checklist (http://www.nrls.npsa.nhs.uk/resources/collections/10-for-2010/five-steps-to-safer-surgery/?entryid45=92901).

The aims of this study were to implement a patient-administered checklist designed to identify endometrial cancer patients at elevated risk for Lynch syndrome; measure subsequent genetic counseling and testing; and identify differences between those who attended genetic counseling and those who did not.