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PAHO encourages countries to document interventions and to repeat this type of study, ideally with a costing component, in three to five years to evaluate whether the interventions implemented were successful in reducing MOVs and contributed to more equitable immunization coverage rates.

Post-implementation discussions among our team members led us to agree that our efforts to design and implement CARAT were successful because we used two key approaches: team-based interactions and workflow integration.

This setting, which has been introduced quite recently and is easy to implement, is already successful in many engineering domains.

We arbitrarily selected 3 days of hospitalization for closed-loop control rather than the 2 weeks as was previously done by Shah et al. (8), because we wanted to evaluate a therapy that could be practically implemented if we were successful.

I talk to bishops on a daily basis, and I'm very optimistic that the things they put forth in the charter that my office and the review board are helping to implement are going to be successful".

Moreover, we did not find the home visits difficult to implement, and we were successful in gaining access to 88% of the homes.

At the end of the day the vision remains the vision, and the ambitions you have for the company and the people have to be implemented to be successful.

The key to ensuring that such a system is easily implemented and is successful is to keep it simple and accurate.

This study shows that PaTz is easy to implement and is successful in bringing together primary care teams.

We were successful in implementing our home alarm system.

I would certainly not claim that we were successful in implementing strategies that prevented torture in our target sites; but our work did suggest a number of approaches, as well as a framework for researching and mapping the factors that cause and condition torture that will, I hope, prove invaluable as others take up what remains a daunting challenge.