Sentence examples for implementation and roll-out from inspiring English sources

$MSF implementers is a core team of MSF, involved in the initial design, implementation and roll-out of the CAG-model.

The implementation and roll-out of an updated technology would have additional costs, thus a key recommendation would be to test capabilities in further trial studies, with a small number of units.

An additional chart review was conducted on patients with early HT to obtain information on viral hepatitis testing, associated symptoms, outcome of HT, drug regimen changes, and death attributable to HT. Procedures for selection and inclusion of patients within the ARV program followed the national guidelines for the implementation and roll-out of ART.

(i) clinical requirement gathering with stakeholders, (ii) POA ICP design specification & system development (iii) iterative user-testing (iv) final implementation and roll-out.

The aim of this paper is to document Uganda's experience during the implementation and roll-out of the DHIS2 in strengthening district-based reporting in order to understand the lessons learnt and address the challenges encountered during the implementation process.

More recent programs include the community-based newborn care package (CB NCP) and the umbilical cord care for newborns (CHX cord care) program; both are in early phases of implementation and roll-out.

This study provides the first estimate of the full implementation (£208,500) and roll-out (£29,988) costs of an online intervention targeting multiple health behaviours in new university students.

[ 25] We also narrate other aspects of successful implementation: leadership motivates implementation, an iterative roll-out, sufficient organizational and technical support, adequate communication with all stakeholders, a team-oriented culture, readily accessible training, ongoing involvement of clinicians and integrating workflow redesign into implementation.

Serial cross-sectional population telephone surveys in November 2011 (a year prior to implementation), 2012 (during roll-out) and 2013 (a year after implementation).

Although anecdotal evidence have shown that implementation of the humanitarian reforms and roll out of the cluster approach did improve humanitarian response in northern Uganda [ 25]; it is important to establish a mechanism for measuring the direct impact of health clusters on improving health outcomes, reducing morbidity and mortality during humanitarian crisis.

Monitoring and evaluation of programme activities is of a high standard and allows for management by results and for adjustments to be made that improve implementation as programmes are being developed and rolled out.