Sentence examples for implementation and organisation from inspiring English sources

The background, implementation and organisation of the NHS BCSP are described in detail elsewhere [ 12].

Grounded theory methodology was considered appropriate for describing fast-track implementation and organisation according to the professionals' points of view.

The background, implementation and organisation of the NHSBSP are described in detail elsewhere (Advisory Committee on Breast Cancer Screening, 2006 [ 9]).

In addition, when compared to the option of a two-dose schedule, the three-dose schedule puts a heavier burden on the healthcare system in terms of the implementation and organisation of vaccination programmes.

It is possible that the continuity inherent in caseload midwifery and potential for lower intervention childbirth would improve midwife satisfaction [ 18- 21]; however studies in the UK and Australia have reported problems with the widespread implementation and organisation of models that promote continuity of carer.

Implementation and organisation of PHC interventions at community level suffered from inadequate resources, poor collaboration between partners and limited participation of the communities benefiting from the services.

Feedback demonstrated the value of assessing carer needs but significant challenges to implementation on individual and organisation levels have been reported even within specialist palliative care home-care services [ 32].

14 Small theory here refers to a theory about which changes will lead to changes in provider behaviour and organisation (implementation theory) as well as how their changed behaviour or organisation will result in better outcomes for patients and/or lower costs.

Today, by and large, the Swiss federal authorities are responsible for strategic regulation and development and for issuing standardised diplomas, the cantons for implementation and the vocational organisations for training.

We conducted a review of the history and performance of developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) testing in support of the finalization and implementation of Organisation of Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentestECD) DNT test guideline 426 (TG 426).

Respondents felt that it was easier to engage in the planning and implementation of the organisation's goals and objectives with managers at the NOC because ORH managers already had too many responsibilities.