Sentence examples for implementers to take from inspiring English sources

Our study highlights the need for programme implementers to take into account the specific challenges that may influence continuity of antiretroviral treatment and care for migrant populations.

The major outcomes will be shared with the implementers for them to take into account successful strategies and corrective action that may be required.

Taken together, these gaps make it challenging for future KT implementers to choose modes of delivery, essential components to include, the required level of complexity and frequency of engagement, and, importantly, to know whether a given strategy will actually result in better outcomes for IPV or CM victims.

Instead, our study attempts to sensitise readers, including policy makers and implementers, to the need to take note of the experiences of supervisors, which may not be in congruence with their current plans and preparations for CHW interventions.

It suggests that other districts could have done more to promote the programme, but with widespread confusion among implementers they themselves may have lacked the confidence to take the initiative themselves.

Boden (1988) points out that the room operator is a conscious agent, while the CPU in a computer is not the Chinese Room scenario asks us to take the perspective of the implementer, and not surprisingly fails to see the larger picture.

Suggested implementer: The UN's emergency coordination group and the new UNDAP process in Tanzania are ideally positioned to take this forward 3. It is important for the IPs and the PUNs to minimize staff turnover to ensure continuity, and certainly to avoid gaps between incumbents in key positions.

It will certainly present the same problems as other types of research, and most obviously, findings of implementation research need to be taken up by the implementers to close the gap between evidence generated by the implementation researchers and practices.

This requires policy makers and implementers to develop a robust implementation plan.

WHO MDSR technical guidance encourages programme implementers to start in facilities and build capacity for review with health professionals before moving to capturing and reviewing events that take place in communities [ 1].

It has to be a top priority for donors, policymakers, and implementers to ensure that every step of the process is monitored.