Sentence examples for implementation with further from inspiring English sources

These data suggest an overall positive change post EMR implementation with further improvements in prescribing technology needed to fully realize the benefits digitization in primary care.

The CFIR consists of five major domains (intervention characteristics, outer context, inner context, characteristics of the people involved and the implementation process) with further particular constructs attached to each domain [ 4].

The pre-trial development will take 6 months and participants will be recruited over a 12 month period and undertake the intervention and follow up for 12 months (total 24 months recruitment and intervention implementation) with a further 6 months for data collection, analysis and interpretation.

A variety of methods have been employed to assess the process of care such as criterion based audits, a form of clinical audit that seeks to improve patient care and outcomes through systematic review of records against explicit criteria, and implementation of changes with further monitoring to confirm improvement in healthcare delivery.

This finding indicates the need for validated training models combined with further implementation studies.

We recommend that with further implementation of the Prevention Consultation in the Netherlands paper questionnaires are used beside online risk assessments and that both paper and online questionnaires are available in different languages.

Finally, it is important that the initial versions of the application have a reduced number of features, with further implementation of functionality being determined according to researchers' needs during field testing.

As the application of this reporting tool expands, with further implementation being undertaken in urban Tanzania in 2015, additional funds may become available to improve health worker mobile phone quality, additional means for charging phones such as portable battery packs and increasing mobile phone airtime.

Moreover, the implementation of the manufacturing process with further technical innovations (i.e., transgenic alpha-gal KO pigs, recombinant enzymes, etc).

Subsequently, challenges and their causes have been defined anew and various task groups have been charged with the planning and implementation of further reformative steps with a view to revitalising and overhauling the failing national health system.

With further widespread clinical implementation of high-resolution human genome analysis, submicroscopic genomic duplications and deletions will probably be identified at an increasing rate.