Sentence examples for organisational steps from inspiring English sources

It illustrates the required organisational steps required to successfully run such groups.

More research will be needed to see which organisational steps can actually change the culture in a service so that family involvement happens, not only in a research study or with particular patients, but with all families, every day and over longer periods of time.

In order to offer DCR to severe trauma patients with EACT at hospital admission, we developed the Trauma Induced Coagulopathy Clinical Score (TICCS), aiming to 'flag' trauma patients who need DCR at the site where the traumatic injury has taken place so that the hospital can take the necessary organisational steps before the patient's arrival.

The GPs that had organisational conditions relevant for stepped depression care more often received training on depression, participated in a quality improvement project, and had collaboration agreements with mental healthcare providers in primary care (Table  2).

The assessment of organisational preparedness is an important step in this planning process.

Such an analysis can be helpful in understanding whether, when and why the project is likely to receive support, and in thinking about strategies for coalition-building, a crucial step in achieving organisational change.

This organisational survey is the first step of a larger project that will collect information on the patient-reported outcomes of care for women with HMB in the first year after their first outpatient visit at NHS hospitals in England and Wales [ 9, 10].

Collecting data is the first step of an organisational learning process; and data collection is necessary to assess risks and incident rates, and to provide the basis to prioritise where to deploy resources and how to implement change, as well as to later monitor progress in patient safety outcomes [ 35, 36].

In the NHS, we need to step away from our organisational boundaries if we are to truly transform the health and social care services we deliver for our patients.

Targeted selection, enhanced care, and stepped care seem essential organisational requirements.

The third step was a thematic organisational self-assessment incorporating individual assessment.