This qualitative study highlights that for patients, attending primary care for methadone treatment in Ireland's Eastern region, screening and brief intervention are part of routine clinical practice, but should be more systematically implemented.
Their lowest impact was in the area of championing COPC, which is an important focus of the government's policy on re-engineering primary care and in some areas where COPC has been more systematically implemented the supportive role of the family physician has been more clearly defined and operationalised [ 19, 26].
This abuse needs to be more systematically investigated and addressed.
In this way, empowerment evaluation is designed to improve programme implementation and strengthen systems by building local capacity for planning more systematically, implementing with quality, self-evaluating and using the information for continuous quality improvement.
Also to be determined is how such minimums can be effectively and systematically implemented, funded, and evaluated.
Should any part be more widely implemented?
Of note, isolation precautions were not systematically implemented for MDRO carriers in participating ICUs.
People's memories and administered memories, people's forgetfulness and administered forgetfulness are all determined by the state, transformed by a revolutionary tactic that has been systematically implemented.
Specific care was systematically implemented in order to restrict suffering of the fragile Mtm1−/y mice.
He suggests that conditions which are systematically implemented within many of our institutions (hierarchical relationships, rigid social roles, the legitimisation of violence, uniformity, anonymity) have a dehumanising effect on both perpetrators and their victims.
Similarly, long-lasting insecticide-impregnated bed nets have not been systematically implemented.
