Sentence examples for program adaptation from inspiring English sources
The ASE system rests upon a special institutional design, with the creation of a specific organization to manage and to coordinate the program (adaptation of the judicial framework, definition of specific organizational rules) [11].
These scholars identified nine domains of sustainability from a comprehensive literature review: political support, funding stability, partnerships, organizational capacity, program evaluation, program adaptation, communications, public health impacts, and strategic planning (Schell et al. 2013).
These include measures of participation and representativeness at both patient and healthcare setting levels, consistency of outcomes across different subgroups, tendency of an eHealth program to ameliorate versus exacerbate health disparities, implementation and program adaptation, cost, and quality-of-life outcomes.
Below are two commonly-cited illustrations of the relationships between the reflection-and-course-correction strategy and program adaptation.
Additionally, it is important to document the range of program adaptation or variations across all sites and locations where the risk-minimization program has been implemented.
Informants described several examples of how this process factor (i.e., reflection-and-course-correction strategy) interacted with the development characteristic of sustainability (i.e., program adaptation and subsequent innovation).
Costs related to program adaptations, teacher trainings and computers (in Kenya and Indonesia) were annualized over five years [ 4].
This study highlights the importance of early and ongoing evaluation, monitoring and program adaptations to address consumer support needs.
This study demonstrates how an early program evaluation can highlight opportunities for program adaptations to better support participants' trajectories of improvement.
Our study revealed a number of important community- and provider-related operational and cultural barriers that have resulted in program adaptations such as the introduction of obstetric audit on a regular basis, enhanced provision of on-the-job training, increased ward supervision and improvements in the availability of human and material resources in a number of health clinics [ 15, 16].
These alterations support survival and growth programs, adaptation to various microenvironmental conditions with minimum damage, and survival under stress and limited nutrient availability.
