Sentence examples for readiness to implement research from inspiring English sources
We believe that the e-HIT has the potential to meet an unmet need in the NHS as previous toolkits tend to have either focused on readiness to implement research findings (e.g. those derived from the Promoting Action on Research Implementation in Health Services (PARiHS) framework [ 23, 24])) or on supporting quality improvement interventions in health care [ 25].
2. Include efforts to assess and enhance schools' and communities' readiness to implement CFS in implementation strategies, and where appropriate, extend the time line for the provision of training and technical assistance in order to help schools realize CFS principles.
The farmers' readiness to implement land use changes was dependent on farm size.
According to Pyzdek (2001), company quality culture – the opinions, beliefs, traditions, and practices concerning quality (Juran and Gryna 1988 , 1993 – plays a critical role in determining an organization's readiness to implement SSQI projects.
Chastened by low oil prices and a sluggish economy, the Kremlin now ostensibly wants to freeze the conflict and has signaled its readiness to implement the Minsk peace accords.
Participants expressed a willingness and readiness to implement empowerment-based care.
Organisational readiness was also identified as key and both evaluators and those planning programmes might consider employing a 'maturity matrix' to assess organisational readiness to implement.
However, other characteristics were not statistically associated with the level of providers' readiness to implement quality indicators.
Organizational readiness for change (ORC) in health-care settings is needed to assess an organization's readiness to implement change in health-care in general [ 3, 4] and in chronic care in particular [ 5].
Although there have been several attempts at measuring organizational readiness [ 7], a limited number of valid and reliable measurement tools to assess the degree of readiness to implement evidence-based change is available [ 3, 8].
The COMPAS intervention aims to increase capability for continuous QI, readiness to implement process of care changes and team shared goals [ 24].
