Sentence examples for tools into practice from inspiring English sources

The primary QI procedure for each provider was to implement our injury-screening tools into practice and discuss uncovered risks.

Put some of these tools into practice, and you may find that you're able to bring some order into what sometimes feels like "pedaling in a windstorm".

I love you and will miss you!" As I saw her pull away in the car and she waved goodbye and yelled that she loved me, I could see in her face that she was already putting those reminders, her tools, into practice.

Whilst this instrument is rather specific for QUALMAT, the detailed methodology outlined here provides guidance for others seeking to put such tools into practice.

First, evaluative frameworks and modes of delivering SDM tools into practice may need to address how different institutional settings and cultures modify the introduction of patient decision aids.

Programs aimed at fostering systems-based hospital care of CAD patients from admission to discharge incorporating evidence-based tools into practice and targeting patients resulted in a significant lowering of short- and long-term mortality.

Other factors of successful project implementation are close supervision and support of staff at all hierarchical levels, human resources stability, collaboration among teams and with the social network (promotion of boundary spanners) and adequate training and effective deployment and integration of tools into practices.

Learning session objectives were to educate team members about the importance of discussing IP at a WCV, principles of QI methodology, including how to conduct Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles, how to implement the IP screening tool into practice, and how monthly data should be collected and reported.

To put the proposed tool into practice, a set of key good-practice factors and meta-performance evaluation indicators is proposed for adoption in a national case study the national sustainable development indicators system, SIDS Portugal, and the usefulness of this methodology is demonstrated.

Working with one stroke service, this project aimed to address this gap and sought to evaluate the outcomes of implementing an ICF-based clinical tool into practice.

This qualitative research was designed to evaluate the extent to which a national reform in Israeli child protection decision making committees was achieving its aim to strengthen professional judgment through introducing a new standard tools package into practice.