Sentence examples for implementation and relevance from inspiring English sources
The reasons for this are manifold, but limitations of treatment guidelines in terms of content, implementation and relevance to everyday clinical life, including insufficient patient education, access to health care and cost of medication as well as poor inhaler technique are likely to contribute.
For all tests, the relationship of predicted to observed risk in different populations and their added value over conventional predictors, optimal implementation and relevance to patients receiving current therapies need further study, in particular in large cohorts.
The piloting of the intervention trial in phase 2 of Teeth Tales further demonstrated the importance of taking a participatory approach in complex and multidimensional public health interventions in order to establish feasibility, effective implementation and relevance to the community and cultural context in which the intervention will operate.
Traditional evaluations of RC National Societies' programmes are based on the summative evaluation approach that focuses on programme implementation effectiveness and relevance.
We have empirically validated this model in practice by assessing the relevance, implementation and plans of the elements in three integrated care service settings in The Netherlands: stroke, acute myocardial infarct (AMI), and dementia.
It demonstrated that involving grassroots in project design, management and implementation improved the relevance of the interventions with better sequencing of activities.
The work will also discuss the efficiency, accuracy and relevance of the method, together with its implementation in a technology computer aided design process simulator.
These results confirmed the clinical relevance of care bundle implementation and should prompt actions to improve compliance with such bundles.
Effectiveness and Relevance.
The design, implementation and reporting of study findings complies with the relevance, appropriateness, transparency of procedure and soundness of interpretive approach (RATS) guidelines for qualitative research.
