'interdisciplinary implementation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process in which people from different disciplines collaborate to achieve a particular goal. For example, "This project required the interdisciplinary implementation of engineers, architects, and designers to succeed."
The active involvement and support of management (C1), the participation of clinical staff (C2), a comprehensive implementation strategy (C4), and using an interdisciplinary implementation group (C5) correspond with three of the ten guidelines offered by Kanter et al. [ 46].
In line with the arguments for management support and for the participation of clinical staff, Ovretveit et al. [ 32], Simon et al. [ 36] and Weir et al. [ 19] build a case for using an interdisciplinary implementation group.
Our Cal Climate Action Partnership (CalCAP) program is an interdisciplinary research and implementation program and is the torchbearer of climate action on campus.
To describe how participation in the Sigma Theta Tau International Maternal-Child Health Nurse Leadershipositionedposithened the authors to lead an interdisciplinary team through implementation and evaluation of a change project related to patient education based upon national health literacy standards.
Earth Systems emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary analysis and implementation of workable solutions through the required 9-unit internship, EARTHSYS 260, and knowledge synthesis in EARTHSYS 210, Senior Seminar.
An interdisciplinary local guideline implementation team consisting of the ICU dietitian(s), attending physician, and a nurse was formed at each site.
These findings provide new insight regarding barriers to the interdisciplinary development and implementation of individualized care plans and signpost future investigation of the integral role of PSWs in the provision of individualized care.
The implementation of interdisciplinary tools often leads to a reduction in teaching of comprehensive anatomy.
It highlights the importance of an interdisciplinary overview in the implementation of measures protecting against forward and backward contamination.
In addition to writing and lecturing on construction technology in design, Organschi is a member of the steering committee of the Cities and Climate Change Network, an international consortium of scientists, policy-makers, and design practitioners engaged in interdisciplinary research and the implementation of global projects in carbon mitigation and climate adaptation.
