Sentence examples for implemented to respond from inspiring English sources

To determine case outcomes in a communication-and-resolution program (CRP) implemented to respond to adverse events in general surgery.Five acute-care hospitals in New York City.Following CRP implementation, hospitals recorded information about each CRP event for 22 months.Risk managers prospectively collected data in collaboration with representatives from the hospital's insurer.

There is, of course, much room for debate about what policies should be implemented to respond to climate change and its impacts, but uncertainty is not a reason for inaction.

Mainly because it enhanced my awareness of challenges the world is facing and in turn, my understanding of the various UN programs and initiatives being implemented to respond to these challenges.

The programme has been designed and is being implemented to respond to the needs of various districts and of the communities within those districts.

This is evident when one considers that screening of orders by DNA synthesis firms is the only policy measure that has (to some extent) been implemented to respond to concerns raised about the potential misuse of synthetic biology.

Firstly, assessment of patients' QoL gives better understanding of their needs, and so of the measures that need to be implemented to respond to them, as has already been documented by Greenhalgh [ 7].

Mr. Carney said that the Obama administration has "made clear to the leadership in Yemen, as we have to the leadership in other countries, that they need to focus on the political reforms that they need to implement to respond to the legitimate aspirations of their people".

Changes to infrastructure, novel institutional arrangements and expanded services will take time to develop and implement to respond to an older population with unprecedented cultural and income diversity.

These disease-focused initiatives are intensive, may avoid the bureaucracies and inefficiencies of a national health system, and are typically implemented to either respond to an emergency (as in the case of HIV/AIDS) or meet donor specific requirements (such as vaccines through GAVI, the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations).

● There should be programs implemented to prevent and respond to victims of bullying and discrimination.

The high sensitivity and negative predictive value of the test suggests that use of the model could be implemented to significantly enrich the responding patient population while minimizing the number of potential-responders (i.e. false negatives) who would be diverted from receiving cetuximab.