Sentence examples for overcoming implementation from inspiring English sources

This paper elaborates such a solar home system while focusing on overcoming implementation barriers including lack of technical support and affordability.

Although contributing to only a part of a comprehensive decision process, MCA can assist in overcoming implementation barriers by (i) structuring the problem, (ii) assisting in the identification of the least robust and/or most uncertain components in bioenergy systems and (iii) integrating stakeholders into the decision process.

The planning of a more flexible design of the effectiveness trial within the hybrid design would have been helpful in overcoming implementation problems.

This article describes the process of development and formative evaluation of a complex intervention (called ImTeCHO) based on mobile phone technology (mHealth) for improving the performance of ASHAs and overcoming implementation bottlenecks to improve coverage of selected proven MNCH services.

The North American literature, in particular, rarely analyses NPS policies already in force, and pays even less attention to overcoming implementation barriers to reaching desired environmental outcomes.

I examine the temporal trends in CIG-related research and discuss additional themes that were not identified in JBI papers, including existing themes such as overcoming implementation barriers, modeling clinical goals, and temporal expressions, as well as futuristic themes, such as patient-centric CIGs and distributed CIGs.

Patel et al. concluded that little guidance is offered on the practical aspects of implementing ASPs and that non-academic hospitals in the US need to overcome implementation issues by accounting for unique characteristics of their institutions [ 18].

Personal coordination among both leaders and frontline staff may be necessary to overcome implementation barriers.

In order to overcome implementation obstacles, it is important to be clear on what the EHR will bring into a practice before implementation begins.

35, 36 Training for clinicians in principles and practice of decision aids and informed decision making has also been shown to help overcome implementation issues.

For example, it has been proposed that coordination of health services and increased collaboration between professionals within primary care could help to overcome implementation barriers [ 5, 24].