Sentence examples for pilot to explore from inspiring English sources
Care Connect is a pilot to explore whether that will work in health and social care – with a particular emphasis on telephone access to investigate whether this helps older people, for example, participate.
This was a pilot to explore the impact of the introduction of NCs on patient health and service outcomes.
We undertook an evaluation of the Coast pilot to explore the implementation and perceived impact of DFF in health centres and dispensaries.
This was a historically matched controlled study and, as it was a pilot to explore the effect of introducing NCs on major patient health and service outcomes, no prior sample size calculation was undertaken.
As a part of formative research, we undertook a qualitative study in Pemba Island as a pilot to explore the attitudes; beliefs and practices of the community and health workers related to delivery, newborn and cord care.
A cold chain is now feasible in a number of the pilot settings, which provides opportunities to add tetanus toxoid and hepatitis B vaccines to the post-rape care package, allowing the pilot to explore more than minimum care.
The interview framework was piloted to explore clarity and comprehension of the questions (see Table 2).
The DH also funded an external evaluation team who worked with the pilots to explore the effectiveness of the service developments [ 12].
A semi-structured interview schedule was developed and piloted to explore perceptions about musculoskeletal MoCs including: i) aspects important to their work (or life, for consumers) ii) usefulness of standardised evaluation frameworks to judge 'readiness' and 'success' and iii) challenges associated with standardised evaluation.
· Large-scale international pilot programmes to explore the best ways to curb deforestation should be started very quickly.
The commission wants universities to help trace graduates who fail to repay, including those overseas, and it wants pilot schemes to explore improvements in debt collection by 2016.
