Sentence examples for mobilization practice from inspiring English sources

Standard mobilization practice in ICUs nationally and internationally remains poorly defined.

To classify the FMU, data on livestock composition and grazing density, pastures, and soil mobilization practices were object of a cluster analysis and the result was tested against a set of ES indicators.

Further research is needed to support the views of the panel in relation to mobilization practices in an abdominal surgical population.

Our usual care involved physiotherapy 7 days per week for 12 hours per day and included early mobilization practices (sitting out of bed, marching on the spot), but not mobilization away from the bed while ventilated.

A university-based research team has worked over the last decade to evaluate the implementation process and outcomes of the project, and has contributed to the knowledge mobilization for practice and policy change.

Despite data suggesting significant improvements with daily awakening trials and early mobilization, these practices are far from being universally adopted in critical care units.

Surprisingly, attending physicians were significantly more likely than trainees to report excess risk to early mobilization, potentially reflecting practice biases and reluctance to adopt new interventions too early.

Our Knowledge Translation Specialist attends all culture change meetings to ensure that information is shared among the CCCs and also works with a Knowledge Mobilization Community of Practice to ensure learnings from the program are shared more broadly.

In addition, we collected the reasons for not practicing early mobilization.

Both sides are practicing rapid mobilization and redeployment of forces to the Russia-NATO border, and "both believe a war is no longer unthinkable".

For many years, the administration of G-CSF with or without chemotherapy has been the mainstay of mobilization in every day clinical practice.