Sentence examples for implementation of new guidelines from inspiring English sources

Research have shown that implementation of new guidelines has many barriers.

In research projects at Secons, Vukovic has evaluated the improvements in government performance in Serbia -- the training of staff, the implementation of new guidelines, the improvement of the technology and infrastructure -- and identified weaknesses in decisionmaking and intra-government mobility.

Self-assessment could also facilitate effective implementation of new guidelines and routines.

Earlier experiences have taught us that research must go hand in hand with implementation of new guidelines.

Identification of these latent threats resulted in implementation of new guidelines, workshops and equipment changes (selected examples in Table  5).

This change can start with an intensive, multi-pronged implementation of new guidelines, including compulsory educational sessions for health care providers, academic detailing and audit and feedback techniques.

Norwegian GPs have reported on their difficulty in assessing and communicating on function [ 23, 24], and in a study of Swedish sickness certificates, only one-third of GPs reported on patients' activity limitations despite the introduction of new guidelines and implementation strategies [ 14, 25].

Poor penetration of the 2002 surveillance guidelines within 1 year following implementation illustrates the importance of convincing evidence to support endorsement of new guidelines by physicians.

The poor penetration of the 2002 guideline within 1 year following the implementation illustrates the importance of convincing evidence to support endorsement of new guidelines by community practice.

Experiences from this study can shed light on some aspects of implementation of the new guidelines on HIV and infant feeding [ 28].

To investigate the implementation of the new guidelines for CPCR, in the out-of-hospital setting, regarding the administration of the standard dose of 1 mg epinephrine during resuscitation, and its influence on the outcome of the patients.