Sentence examples for implementing health facilities from inspiring English sources

Data from IMCI implementing health facilities, including follow-up visits and reports on the children seen and services provided, submitted monthly, showed that the introduction of IMCI in a district and health facility led to substantive improvements in the availability of medicines necessary to treat sick children as well as supplies and equipment (table 1).

These factors contribute to poor information sharing among committee members on all issues pertaining to health facilities including those related to developing and implementing health facility plans and CCHP.

In this study, we set out to determine the extent to which a set of easily implemented health facility-based interventions that used already existing resources at health facilities, mainly designed to reduce clinic congestion as well as patient waiting time, would improve clinic attendance and adherence among patients seeking ART services at Ugandan health facilities.

On average, monthly reports were received from about 80% of IMCI-implementing health facilities since 2000.

TBIC measures were not implemented in health facilities in the two Ugandan districts where the survey was done.

Our qualitative study identified interventions implemented by health facilities and the community-based organizations to address these barriers for retention in care.

The first limitation of this study is that it does not estimate the cost-effectiveness of the interventions implemented by health facilities (and community-based organizations) with better retention in care compared to health facilities with less retention.

A large number of change ideas were developed and implemented by health facilities teams for the five key focus areas of intervention: ANC coverage, ANC quality of care, health facility deliveries, PMTCT, and community linkages (Additional file 2).

Although several studies have been conducted about the prevalence and incidence of tuberculosis across several provinces of South Africa, no comparative studies have been conducted on tuberculosis infection control measures implemented at health facilities level particularly in Kwazulu-Natal province [ 13- 15].

The pre-pilot phase is the phase when there were a number of initiatives implemented in health facilities, such as FH HP and FS HP, to improve retention in care.

The objective of this study was to develop a framework for improving patient retention in care based on interventions implemented in health facilities that have achieved higher levels of retention in care.