Sentence examples for stakeholders guidelines from inspiring English sources

Based on the results and discussions with stakeholders, guidelines and tools for FSV were developed and trainings conducted for RHMT, DHMT, SDHT and CHO.

However, the original model for CRTs in England, specified in the Department of Health's Policy Implementation Guide [ 2], appears to remain broadly supported by stakeholders, guidelines, and the little evidence available from quantitative studies.

To develop with the stakeholders broad guidelines and curricular standards for all ECEC services, "proposing broad pedagogical orientations rather than detailing what should be taught".

Because this study aimed to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the Korean primary care system based on the experience of key stakeholders, our guidelines included semi-structured questions based on the five key components of primary care – first contact, accessibility, coordination, comprehensiveness and continuity.

Inclusion of multiple stakeholders during guideline development, evidence reviews that are fully available for scrutiny before a guideline is finalized, and refraining from turning the release of new or updated guidelines into media events [ 14] may also help.

The principles have been used to inform the design of knowledge exchange and stakeholder engagement guidelines for two international research programmes.

There is evidence that wide representation of stakeholders in guideline panels leads to more balanced recommendations.

It is, however, suggested that involving stakeholders in guideline elaboration tends to improve applicability of the recommendations and to facilitate appropriation among end users [ 17].

At a forum on Capital Hill designed to gather input from industry stakeholders on NHTSA guidelines, Toyota Motor North America director of technology and innovation policy Hilary Cain pointed out that proposed changes to California's self-driving test guidelines would make a voluntary process requested by the new NHTSA autonomous driving guidelines essentially mandatory.

Clearer definition of the CRT model is required, informed by stakeholders' views and guidelines.

First, on common rules on biodiversity, the Commission is working with the Member States and stakeholders on developing guidelines on key sectors affecting nature, for example, wind energy, ports and estuaries.