Learning via iterative or repeated implementation is an intelligent method which takes full advantage of experience data from previous iterations or repetitions in the control signals computation to improve the current system performance.
The core technology of the approach involves the identification of deficiencies in quality, repeated implementation of small-scale interventions and measuring of changes, followed by refinement and expansion of the interventions to improve care processes [ 2].
Repeated implementations of the BFPE are possible within broader clinical contexts.
"We cannot live with a system where promises are made and repeated and repeated and implementation measures are from time to time too weak," said Jean-Claude Juncker of Luxembourg, who chairs meetings of the 17 euro zone finance ministers.
The research group repeated the implementation stages taken at previous surveillances and described elsewhere.
We provide a summary of the most relevant features of the model below, without repeating the implementation details that can be found in Momeni et al. (2013).
Our study is intended to be a baseline study to be repeated after implementation of control measures such as improving hygiene and mastering antibiotic use.
We have added a sentence in the description of the model (Materials and Methods) to make this point clear: "We provide a summary of the most relevant features of the model below, without repeating the implementation details that can be found in (Momeni et al., 2013)." We have also added more comments to the source code, and partitioned the code to different sections for improved readability.
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A repeat survey after implementation of ILPs may help determine whether actual implementation of ILPs affects resident attitudes, knowledge or skills surrounding self-assessment, self-directed learning and ILPs.
Effective burglary prevention programmes such as those in Manchester and Edmonton displayed high levels of burglary repeats and near repeats prior to the implementation of the initiatives to counter the risk of repeats and near repeats.
