Sentence examples for implementation of available interventions from inspiring English sources
Implementation of available interventions could prevent one-third of these deaths.
Although the evidence base of available interventions is growing, little research has been conducted on implementation strategies to bridge the gap between research and practice.
It has been suggested that effective implementation of available, cost-effective MNCH interventions can prevent much of the current burden of under-5 mortality in low-income settings (52).
The Dutch recognition system is an attempt to contribute to promotion of dissemination and implementation of the best available interventions in health promotion practice.
Filling this gap in the implementation of available evidence, thus increasing system fidelity, can be a better opportunity to improve care than investigating for more effective interventions [ 10].
One of the agreed definitional criteria is that a never event in general practice is preventable through implementation of existing interventions available to all at-risk clinicians and teams.
Despite the difficulties experienced in resource-limited countries, the management of childhood TB infection could be vastly improved by better implementation of existing guidelines and available interventions.
This program is based on the successive implementation of five complementary interventions (Interventions A to E).
Preintervention, baseline data were collected in 2008 and again an average of 2 years later, between 3 and 6 months postintervention (due to difficulties and delays in implementation of the interventions, only seven sites were available for postintervention survey).
Knowledge is needed to support ministries of health in developing evidence-based policies for the implementation of interventions which are widely available or are being widely introduced in Europe but are not yet available in Africa.
The available data show that the wider implementation of multiple interventions such as ITNs, co-trimoxazole prophylaxis and ARV therapy may substantially reduce the morbidity of malaria in HIV-infected patients [ 3, 56].
