Sentence examples for implementation at that time from inspiring English sources

Private health facilities were not included in the survey because the government did not have a policy to involve them in the MTP implementation at that time.

In the early 2000s, low political support for mental health was evident for several years in vacant posts in the national directorate for mental health, adversely impacting on public sector policy and service development and implementation at that time [ 28].

The Research and Development Division has a unique position as a research agency being located within the Ghana Health Service of the Ghana Ministry of Health; it was set up in 1990 to provide evidence for policy formulation and support for programme implementation because at that time academic research in Ghana was not perceived to be meeting the needs of the health care delivery system.

This indeed is the case in Patient Protection and Accountable Care Act of 2010 (PPACA 3 that is in the process of implementation at the time of writing this paper.

"The board believes that Congress has left it with no choice but to delay this implementation at this time," the Postal Service said.

Solar power collectors and the solid state triode were both invented at Bell Labs with no definitive use or implementation at the time, yet each has had a huge and positive effect on their industries and our society as a whole in the years since their invention.

The adherence topics varied at different time points, according to our ongoing assessments of what information would be most useful to inform trial implementation at the time.

Despite the early stage of implementation at the time these interviews were conducted, a number of interviews identified short-term outcomes from the use of Lean tools.

Entry was certainly facilitated by the fact that two of our organizations (Health Systems Trust and University of the Western Cape) were in a partnership with the Province supporting PHC outreach team implementation at the time of the evaluation.

Represented organizations were diverse, including academic medical centers, health plans, public health care delivery systems and community health networks, and were at different stages of eCR implementation at the time of contact, ranging from pilot projects to full expansion.

The costs and ICER associated with this patient-directed intervention was markedly lower than most analogous CRC screening interventions and therefore could be recommended for implementation at this time in practices with similar organizational and patient characteristics.