Sentence examples for learned in the implementation from inspiring English sources

The challenges and lessons learned in the implementation and use of SubSift are discussed.

To describe the implementation process, outcomes, and lessons learned in the implementation of medical safety huddles, a novel patient safety monitoring strategy that promotes physician engagement with patient safety.

"How Mental Health and Welfare to Work Interact: The Role of Hope, Sanc" by Joe Marrone, Susan Foley et al. [Excerpt] This article describes some of the lessons learned in the implementation of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) as it relates to people with psychiatric disabilities.

Therefore, any evaluation process needs to consider the difficulties that have been experienced and the lessons that have been learned in the implementation of HRH programmes and interventions.

Among the lessons learned in the implementation of this program were that a central challenge in sexual violence response is assuring adequate medical services for survivors, and financial support to access justice.

Forty-seven countries presented Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs), sharing their experience, successes, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda during the Ministerial Segment of the HLPF.

The Ouagadougou meeting on primary health care and health systems in Africa took stock of lessons learnt in the implementation of primary health care (PHC) since Alma Ata (September 1978) and urged countries to rekindle the Primary Health Care approach with a view to strengthening health systems to achieve the health MDGs.

A lesson learned in the first quarter of implementation is the importance of government ownership and leadership.

This new report on the UNICEF-GAIN partnership to control iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) documents 13 case studies - from Bangladesh to Ukraine - revealing successes and lessons learned in the design and implementation of salt iodization programmes.

This paper aims to provide an overview of a task-shifting program that integrates depression screening and treatment into HIV care and the strategy used to evaluate this program, describes the implementation process, and discusses key challenges and lessons learned in the first phase of program implementation.

The other two papers explain the process of implementing the Midwifery Services Framework, and lessons learned in the first countries to start implementation.