Sentence examples for implementation and effective use from inspiring English sources
The IHP+Results experience can form the basis for on-going improvements in the coordination, implementation and effective use of development assistance for health.
"Vigorous implementation of section 1504 could contribute to the efficient and effective use of US development dollars and complement US development strategies by ensuring resource extraction dollars benefit the developing country rather than increase the wealth of particular individuals.
Thus, the model covers an implementation process from the scanning of organizational needs to a full and effective use of the technology in daily practice.
Efficient implementation and effective weighting strategies enable the interactive use of the algorithm through a web server.
Evidence-informed health policymaking is purported to lead to better health policies, more effective implementation, and more efficient use of resources, with the ultimate goal of improving health outcomes for the wider community [ 8, 9].
We set up OpenStack to offer several machine types broadly similar to those from Rackspace – upon which the implementation is based – and to ensure effective use could be made of this resource subsequently.
This can jeopardize effective implementation and correct use of the checklist in hospitals in Guatemala City.
This could be a barrier to effective implementation and correct use of the checklist.
By addressing the question: 'What extra value did the PALSA PLUS training add?', we hope to shed light on those specific aspects of the PALSA PLUS training which may have contributed to the more effective implementation and subsequent use of the treatment guidelines in intervention clinics.
From a regulatory perspective, lack of working knowledge and understanding of M&S concepts create an additional hurdle to the effective use and implementation of the approach in regulatory submissions.
We call for future research to explicitly test such implementation science questions to inform more effective use of resources and to improve outcomes for girls.
