Sentence examples for mobilisation and implementation from inspiring English sources

Gamification is widely intended as the mobilisation and implementation of game elements in extra-ludic situations, including the management of social problems and issues.

The first is consideration of the method of knowledge mobilisation and implementation research.

These results suggest that the addition of LOV to THAL and DEX is safe and improves the response rate in patients with relapsed or refractory MM, without hampering mobilisation efficacy and implementation of high-dose therapy.

Consequently, DFs aid knowledge mobilisation and evidence implementation at the earliest possible stage, rather than waiting until the end of the study to find that the intervention is unsuitable for the health and social care environment.

This paper focuses on demonstrating the added value of the demand-driven interventions (community mobilisation) of the SCI and on describing the concept and implementation to guide future replication and scaling up.

The majority of this activity linked research and implementation themes together demonstrating commitment to knowledge mobilisation into the NHS.

Accordingly, a Baseline Survey was conducted to highlight the design and implementation of communication strategies and the social mobilisation campaign, and to assess its outcomes.

Use of multimedia to generate community support and stimulate parent-adolescent communication, community education and mobilisation, and increasing the participation of communities and adolescents in the design and implementation of interventions may assist in creating a supportive environment for adolescent SRH [ 33].

Although there is no magic bullet, nor a one-size-fits-all ideal community mobilisation approach, closely working with communities by consulting them at all stages of design, planning and implementation of delivery care is critical for achieving reduction in maternal and perinatal mortality.

Scaling-up this community mobilisation intervention will require a detailed understanding of the way in which changing contexts, delivery mechanisms, and implementation styles will affect key characteristics of the intervention.

The aims of this paper were to demonstrate the impact of the community mobilisation of the Skilled Care Initiative (SCI) in reducing maternal and perinatal mortality and to describe the concept and implementation in order to guide replication and scaling up.