Sentence examples for to measure implementation from inspiring English sources

Employers and employees will participate in follow-up surveys at one and two years after baseline to measure implementation (one year) and maintenance (two years) of HealthLinks interventions.

We therefore created the Clinical Governance Development Index (CGDI), aimed to measure implementation of expressed government policy in New Zealand.

A team of managers and researchers designed an evaluation tool to measure implementation of key components of an integrated HIV/TB/STI package with a focus on integration.

Resnicow et al. [ 26] compared the use of trained observers and teacher self-report to examine how best to measure implementation of school health curricula.

Indicators selected to measure implementation frequency include (1) number of outreach workers (OW) and peer educators (PE) per population of FSWs served in their catchment area, (2) number of awareness sessions with FSWs per month, and (3) number of condoms distributed.

These guidelines should include dashboard indicators to measure implementation progress, define structured feedback mechanisms between supervisory staff at different levels of the health system, provide guidance on conducting rapid DQAs to assess data quality [ 27] and define methods for utilizing collected data for health program management and evaluation.

We suggest that, investing in an "action-learning" program for such farmers could make them understand the usefulness of this regulation and help them to make the measure implementation suitable for their farm management.

There are other ways to measure MDG implementation.

Importantly, the CGDI mixes items that probe both management and clinician activities; in our study, these items sought to measure the implementation of stated policy.

We aimed to identify, select and apply guideline recommendations to develop a set of QIs to measure the implementation of evidence-based practice using routinely recorded clinical data in United Kingdom (UK) primary care.

A fidelity approach (using a 'tool to measure the implementation of an evidence-based practice' [ 90]) offers a framework involving the development of a scale that captures the characteristics that stakeholders believe may be important.