Sentence examples for institutional facilitators from inspiring English sources

The programs were ultimately successful because of the credibility of the champions, institutional facilitators and the staff members.

Second, a deeper understanding is required of the institutional facilitators and barriers in the health service delivery and academic sectors that might impact on the effectiveness of the model, as summarised in table 1.

Our data suggest that champions with vision and energy supported by institutional facilitators who were able to mobilize a range of others are necessary to establish an integrative medical program.

We trust [Champion] (CARE, March 2005) The champions, aided by the institutional facilitators, spent a great deal of time and energy laying the groundwork for the CARE and SMH programs within their respective institutions.

Given the scarcity of resources and the range of opinions (and, in many cases, negative biases) about CAM therapies in general, it was essential that the champions and institutional facilitators were diligent in laying this groundwork prior to the initiation of the integrative medicine programs.

They also highlight a number of unanswered questions about the model, including the required level of experience of the researcher and their areas of expertise, the institutional facilitators and barriers to embedding the model, and the risk that the independence of an embedded researcher might be compromised.

Institutional-level facilitators that were most commonly reported included: facility characteristics, particularly a supportive institutional culture and evidence-based practice and education and professional development, followed by policies and protocols.

The workshop is attended by institutional representatives, alumni trainees, facilitators, mentors and other stakeholders.

Women perceived their husbands as supporters and facilitators of institutional delivery.

Three main themes, closely connected with 'the three delays model', emerged describing the barriers to and facilitators of institutional delivery: the struggle between tradition and newly acquired knowledge, community willingness to deal with geographical barriers, and striving to do a good job with insufficient resources.

Questions focussed on barriers to practice for VTE in cancer patients and centred on: anticoagulation; diagnosis & treatment of VTE; logistical, clinical, institutional or attitudinal issues; positive facilitators to their practice.