For their successful implementation, appropriate proficiency criteria must be developed.
We adjusted for clinicians' pre-implementation IS proficiency (covariate).
Development and implementation of a proficiency testing program for Luminex bead-based cytokine assays.
A significant aspect of capacity building activities consisted in the provision of hands-on training in laboratory analysis and implementation of a proficiency testing program externally monitored by the ICRL, again not a frequent practice in clinical trials.
Whereas before, the time varied based on the developer's own proficiency, the entire implementation process has been shaved down to 20 minutes, with improved documentation as well.
Our implementation outcome of interest, IS proficiency, represents a first stage measure that is expected to be salient in the early stages of a new behavior [ 46].
Examination of the performance and proficiency involved in the implementation process allows a clear understanding of how the policy objectives were met, and how resources were used to achieve the objectives.
The implementation outcome, clinicians' information systems (IS) proficiency, was assessed using longitudinal survey data collected from 43 clinicians before and after the EHR start-date.
The unit in which super users were more engaged (i.e., were more proactive, provided more comprehensive explanations for their actions, used positive framing, and shared information more freely), experienced greater implementation success, as indicated by clinicians' IS proficiency.
DESIGN:: Prospective study evaluating curriculum implementation and objective assessment of focused transthoracic echocardiography proficiency.
Eighty-two percent of respondents report that proficiency in agile approaches is important for the implementation of strategic initiatives.
