Sentence examples for implementing vital from inspiring English sources

The NHS in Wales is putting patients at unnecessary risk by not implementing vital safety alerts according to a leading patients' safety charity.

United Way of Central Oklahoma has a sterling track record implementing vital programs, including transitional housing, physical and mental health care, the 2-1-1 hotline for social services and much more.

Alcohol and tobacco screening rates and alcohol intervention rates increased after implementing vital signs screening (p <.05).

Both these rates increased significantly after implementing vital signs screening (38.1% and 40.5%, respectively) in Phase II, then plateaued in Phase III, with overall screening rates remaining near 40%.

All seven health boards in Wales are failing to implement vital safety alerts, a report by a leading patient's safety charity says.

"His experience will be a real benefit in our drive to make Whitehall work in a more businesslike manner and I am looking forward to working with him to implement our vital reform programme".

In Latin America, HIV surveillance is not widely implemented but vital registration of deaths and program monitoring of HIV patients is relatively strong.

Specifically, teams described the procurement process as complex and ineffective, the consultation process with end users about specification of commodities to be purchased is not being implemented, and vital equipment for resuscitation including bag and mask equipment and basic supplies are not readily available at the point of use.

There is poor understanding of what healthcare professionals regard as vital when implementing ICTs in elderly homecare, thus the likelihood of successful implementation is threatened.

Tsipras, who has argued that a fresh mandate is vital to implementing the unpopular €86bn (£63bailoutlout deal he secured for Greece, began the debate conceding "excesses and mistakes".

Describing the need for a fresh mandate as vital to implementing policies he had not been elected to impose, Tsipras thought the vote would be an easy cruise to victory.