Sentence examples for monitor the introduction from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to monitor the introduction of the STAN-methodology (Noventa Medical, Moelndal, Sweden).
How should we monitor the introduction?
and (c) How should we monitor the introduction of that intervention?
In conclusion, the tAnGo DSS was undertaken to monitor the introduction of gemcitabine into adjuvant chemotherapy regimen for breast cancer.
The arthroplasty registry experience has shown that it is possible to use registries to effectively monitor the introduction of new technology.
Therefore our project will closely monitor the introduction of the CDSS to facilitate timely recognition if problems of acceptance, hardware, software, or workflow hinder the implementation.
While the LC-CUSUM has been used here to assess the performance of a single individual, it may prove useful for monitoring the introduction of a new procedure in any setting where feedback is available and corrective actions can be implemented, or in monitoring new trainees, who have the advantage of being trained by an experienced DIE sonographer.
Reinforced surveillance systems aimed at monitoring the introduction of CHIKV have been implemented in 6 departments in southeastern France, including the Var department, where Ae. albopictus has spread since its introduction in 2004, presumably from northern Italy (4 ).
By monitoring the introduction and use of new very costly drugs in special therapeutic areas, a better understanding of their patterns of use and their therapeutic value in practice will be achieved.
Such committees could function in a similar way to institutional review boards established to review research, setting out conditions for informed consent (which might include mandatory third party provision of information) and monitoring the introduction of innovations by collecting data on outcomes.
Similarly, in an experimental study monitoring the introduction of an outcome based health promotion payment, in which GPs were remunerated for recording three month's abstinence from smoking by patients also encouraged administrative changes made to facilitate payment claims rather than meaningful clinical interventions against smoking [ 27].
