Sentence examples for implementing the guideline from inspiring English sources

The feasibility of the implementation strategy, barriers and facilitators for implementing the guideline, and the satisfaction of the participants (HCPs as well as patients) with the intervention are measured using questionnaires.

Although the results of the questionnaire provide a good start for further implementing the guideline, more specific information is required for designing an implementation strategy.

This category emerged as an important precondition to achieve the goal of implementing the guideline at the organizational level.

After implementing the guideline, we collected all available clinical data from the medical records in order to assess adequacy of guideline implementation.

Michie et al.[ 39] explored using 'behaviourally specific plain English' text, which had been amended using psychological theory to address potential barriers to implementing the guideline recommendations.

As indicated in Tables  3 and 4, factors that could influence speech pathologists to implement guidelines can occur at any point during the search and collation of evidence and the development of the CPG (Knowledge Creation), as well as during the clinical process of implementing the guideline in practice (Action Cycle).

The overall net cost to the NHS of implementing the guidelines is estimated at just £77,000.

NHS England first asked for a three-month delay in implementing the guidelines and then capped the numbers it would treat, so that only the sickest get the drugs immediately.

"Hospitals must not ignore government guidance and commit to implementing the guidelines as a matter of urgency so that cancer patients do not continue to pay unfair hospital parking charges".

(B) prescribe regulations requiring each person that furnishes information to a consumer reporting agency to establish reasonable policies and procedures for implementing the guidelines established pursuant to subparagraph (A).

"Although not dramatically different, fully implementing the guidelines will represent a change in the care provided to women of childbearing age," said Kathleen Rasmussen, chairwoman of the committee and a professor of nutrition at Cornell University.