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Afterwards, to facilitate the application of these guidelines in clinical practice, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement IHII) proposed the severe sepsis resuscitation (6-hours) and management (24-hours) bundles, that integrate the interventions described above.

Several other drugs with a potential better efficacy are used for malaria prophylaxis, but in the peculiar context of TB Units where almost half of the patients is HIV+ [ 1, 21, 22], the use of cotrimoxazole would potentially integrate the interventions and facilitate the long-term administration by the health care workers.

The interventions selected for this project were thus chosen on the basis of resulting in likely benefit (increased uptake of the recommended treatment) and ability to integrate the interventions into the setting of caring for women about to give birth very early.

Future interventions should aim to integrate the intervention seamlessly into the daily routine of end users such that it is not seen as yet another chore.

This approach was designed to integrate the intervention and the patients' general health care in a way that was practical and related to their real-life context.

The project was an intersectoral collaboration between the provincial Department of Health, Department of Social Development and the University of Stellenbosch, and aimed to integrate the intervention into the health system of the sub-district, with the intention of future expansion.

Fifth, semi-structured interviews with a radiotherapist and four oncology nurses from four different departments in the Netherlands were held to determine the best way to integrate the intervention into usual cancer care.

The clinicians may not have been adequately prepared and facilitated to integrate the intervention protocol into their daily routine and, therefore, no sustained change of the clinical practice was established.

They were to maintain a team, integrate the intervention into staff orientation, continue collecting monthly data on catheter related bloodstream infections and catheter days in collaboration with hospital infection control staff, and continue reporting infection rates per 1000 catheter days to appropriate stakeholders.

CONCLUSIONS The reduced rates of catheter related bloodstream infection achieved in the initial 18 month post-implementation period were sustained for an additional 18 months as participating intensive care units integrated the intervention into practice.

These settings have been chosen to test the feasibility of integrating the intervention program across different primary health care settings.