Sentence examples for in implementing recommendations from inspiring English sources

The report made 18 recommendations, including that the auditor general or a similar body report every year for the next three years on progress made in implementing recommendations; improved co-ordination between services for future fires, improved monitoring of air conditions; and that Victoria pushes for a national compliance standard for PM2.5.

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham has told the BBC the government needs to go further in implementing recommendations to put patients at the heart of the NHS.

The formation of the committee raised concerns about delays in implementing recommendations because two similar reports about reforms, by the Reddy and Dave commissions, had been pending implementation since 1969 and 1985 respectively.

Although still being refined and extended, CEA has already been used in implementing recommendations related to risk assessment research in the EPA Nanotechnology White Paper.

Participants acknowledged the fact that support from DHTMs has been vital both in conducting maternal death reviews and in implementing recommendations from maternal death reviews.

The Interprofessional Care Steering Committee emphasized this point by noting that, "in order to be inclusive and successful, all types of health caregivers must participate in implementing recommendations" presented in its action plan for interprofessionality [ 5, 13].

With regard to drivers or change agents, Pattinson and Bergh distinguish between "enablers" and "doers" in the context of implementing recommendations following confidential enquiries into maternal deaths [ 20].

"However, we are improving the way we operate through implementing recommendations that were made in Sir John Lawton's independent Making Space for Nature report (2010) and welcomed by government and NGOs alike.

Implementing recommendations to initiate PCP prophylaxis in all infants born to HIV-positive mothers decreased the incidence of the disease in the pediatric population before the advent of HAART (11 ).

This study showed that implementing recommendations of simulation applications on operations management in hospitals does not occur frequently; literature reports an 18% implementation rate and a survey among these researchers indicates a 44% implementation rate.

In that article, titled "Toward a sustainable biomedical research enterprise: Finding consensus and implementing recommendations," the authors examined a number of recent reports on the state of the biomedical enterprise and distilled their recommendations into a list of what they believe constitute "consensus" proposals.