Sentence examples for post-implementation with from inspiring English sources

We further compared at-risk patients of the PReCaP hospital post-implementation with at-risk patients of the control hospitals (between-hospital analysis).

Specifically, empiric antibiotics were more likely to be compliant during post-implementation with ATS/IDSA guidelines (QI-3: pre- vs post-implementation, 30.7% vs 43.7%; P = 0.01) and with center-specific guidelines (35.8% vs 51.0%; P = 0.002).

Within the PReCaP hospital we compared patients pre-implementation with patients post-implementation of the PReCaP ("within-hospital analysis"), while our nonrandomized controlled trial compared patients of the PReCaP hospital post-implementation with patients from the two control hospitals providing usual care ("between-hospital analysis").

The planning approaches attempt to integrate the necessary processes and stakeholders during the pre-design, detailed design, implementation and post-implementation stages, with reference to global engineering standards.

The third phase was a nine-month post-implementation period with continued education and data collection.

A detailed analysis of the baseline (pre-intervention) data has been previously published 2; this paper compares post-implementation data with that baseline data.

In addition, post-implementation interviews with three ophthalmic surgeons, three surgical and anaesthesia nurses, and two managers showed enhanced safety awareness among surgical staff.

The external evaluation team, originally contracted to evaluate the EPR system implementation, remained engaged during this post-implementation period with one member now acting as a participant researcher within the ALG.

The incidence of NSQIP complications was 40%% in the pre-implementation period compared to 25%% in the post-implementation period with an estimated odds ratio from multiple logistic regression of 0.51 (95%% confidence interval 0.31 0.93, p = 0.03); that is, the intervention decreased the odds of a postoperative complication by 49%%.

Ayal and Seidmann [ 5], in their study of PACS implementation at a hospital in Rochester, New York, found that that physician satisfaction with the PACS service post-implementation was highly correlated with satisfaction with the implementation process, suggesting that sufficient and proper training is critical in increasing the level of users' acceptance.

the study showed that patients were significantly older and physically more complex, and that the proportion of patients operated with laparoscopic surgery increased in the late post-implementation measurement compared with the early post-implementation measurement.