Sentence examples for improvement to implement from inspiring English sources

Pronovost et al (2006) successfully employed this collaborative approach, together with supported quality improvement, to implement five evidence-based interventions on the intensive care unit resulting in the reduction in catheter-related bloodstream infections to zero.

"However we are not in any way complacent and we recognise that we have a number of improvements to implement following the PCT, the CQC and Dr Colin-Thomé reports.

The current research takes advantage of these technological improvements to implement an online collaborative environment that facilitates collaboration via the affordances of the Internet and also includes collaboration scaffolds to guide students through the collaboration process relative to the problem-solving activities in which they were engaged.

Rybczynski and colleagues were not convinced that the Weishampel model is viable, but noted that they have several improvements to implement to their animation.

Quality improvement initiatives based on industrial process improvement methods to implement evidence-based solutions and improve outcomes in clinical practice 3 have grown in popularity.

Another improvement is to implement a wireless control system so that the amplitude of the swing would not be hindered by excess wires.

Does continuing medical education in combination with process improvement methods to implement office systems, increase rates of delivery of preventive care to children?

Finally, adequate funding is essential to ensure a sufficient number of survey teams, robust quality management structures, and resources for quality improvement teams to implement changes.

The hospitals in this study shared the experience of joining a quality improvement collaborative to implement the ERAS programme for colonic surgery between 2006 and 2009.

From this, the working groups in each HA were to develop performance improvement plans to implement the strategies identified in the model core program papers that would address the gaps in service they had identified.

Such externally imposed requirements, rules, or protocols often hinder the ability of nursing home internal quality improvement teams to implement creative solutions that may lie outside of the established rule or protocol.