Sentence examples for implementation of screening tools from inspiring English sources

We describe the process used and our initial usability findings, as well as suggest guidelines on the design and implementation of screening tools for use in neurorehabilitation.

While this may not be surprising, it further supports the need for the implementation of screening tools to ensure that detection and hence advice is provided equitably.

In the absence of implementation of screening tools, the potential benefits of advice regarding at-risk alcohol consumption are unlikely to be realised in the general practice setting.

Worldwide, there are only a few studies reporting the development, evaluation and implementation of screening tools for psychosocial risk factors in pregnant women and subsequent intervention and prevention programs in community health centers in the U.S. [ 8], Australia [ 9] and Canada [ 10].

Anyhow, user-friendliness is of fundamental importance for successful clinical implementation of nutritional screening tools.

The current project seeks to develop and pilot the implementation of a screening tool for opioid risk at American College of Surgeons (ACS) Level I and Level II trauma centers.The project began with an online survey, which was sent to Wisconsin trauma center medical directors and trauma coordinators for the purpose of gathering information on current substance use screening practices.

Future research should consider important contextual factors in the implementation of a screening tool that have received little attention.

She is a member of the International Society for Violence and Injury Prevention (ISVIP) and has collaborated with the Harvard Injury Control Research Center in the development, standardization and implementation of a screening tool and educational package for intimate partner violence in emergency departments and primary health care settings in several European member states.

Accumulating evidence linking poor OHL with adverse oral health outcomes among caregivers [ 24] and their young children [ 27, 34] supports the introduction and implementation of rapid OHL screening tools [ 52] in clinical practice, dental research and public health surveillance.

The implementation of parent-completed screening tools may assist primary care providers in identifying children who would benefit most from early intervention without adding undue burden on providers [ 13, 15, 16].

Patient-mediated interventions, corresponding with implementation of screening for delirium with a validated tool such as CAM-ICU, was applied in 86% of the studies, whereas outreach visits, audit and feedback and local consensus processes were applied in 67%, 62% and 57% of the studies respectively (Table  2).