Sentence examples for implemented evidence from inspiring English sources
After about a decade of being implemented, evidence from GDHS 2008 and MICS 2011 suggests that the use of some reproductive health inputs (modern contraception and health facility deliveries) have improved in rural areas at a time when usage is declining in urban centres.
In intensive care units where decolonisation is not implemented, evidence is insufficient to support universal screening for MRSA outside high prevalence settings.
About one third of the RNs reported that they compiled information (31%), implemented evidence (30%) and evaluated whether clinical practice corresponded to current knowledge (34%).
These fresh-faced, suited and booted principals are wily political operators who are hideously impressive when you meet them: they have sorted out the issues of our country's educational ills with their mastery of the data and implemented "evidence-based interventions" (they like to use medical jargon) to ensure "all the needs of students" are met.
Furthermore, of those intervention studies that were found, only two implemented evidence-based approaches to smoking cessation.
Furthermore, of those interventional studies that were found, only two studies implemented evidence-based approaches in smoking cessation.
11 We found that only two of the four interventional studies 11 12 implemented evidence-based approaches to smoking cessation.
Half the participating ICUs carried on their normal feeding policy whilst the other half implemented evidence-based guidelines with specific measures aimed at improving compliance with the guidelines.
The authors investigated the extent to which postdoctoral fellows believed in and implemented evidence-based pedagogies after completion of a 2-yr professional development program, FIRST IV.
For example, the Australian study that implemented evidence-based guidelines for diabetes in Torres Strait Islander health centres [ 29] included the establishment of population registers, recall and reminder systems, and patient care plans.
In Phase 1, five sites implemented evidence-based interventions (EBIs) to improve outcomes and explore the factors that led to successful adoption of EBIs in urban settings (Viswanathan et al., 2011).
