Sentence examples for translation intervention from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the feasibility of implementing an interdisciplinary, multifaceted knowledge translation intervention within long-term care (LTC) and to identify any challenges that should be considered in designing future studies.

In this context, a MoC could be considered as a knowledge translation intervention.

Second, it introduced an audit-and-feedback knowledge translation intervention to respond to weak uptake of the mobility innovation.

In this paper we describe a knowledge translation intervention that used the principles of social marketing and that utilized the influence of local and expert Ols [ 19, 28].

In northern Vietnam the Neonatal health - Knowledge Into Practice (NeoKIP, Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN44599712) trial has evaluated facilitation as a knowledge translation intervention to improve neonatal survival.

One such knowledge translation intervention is audit-and-feedback [ 27], for which modest evidence exists of success in increasing innovation uptake.

This paper reports on an exploratory study of knowledge translation interventions conducted with participants of global health meetings held in Bangladesh in 2012 and in South Africa in 2013.

The goal of this systematic review was to identify and synthesize the evidence on knowledge translation interventions aimed at putting explicit research evidence into child health practice.

In an attempt to meet these challenges and advance the science of developing knowledge translation interventions, the objective of this study was to apply two theoretical frameworks (the Knowledge-to-Action and the Medical Research Council frameworks for complex interventions) in the development of an osteoporosis clinical decision support tool.

Informatics-based knowledge translation interventions have the potential to address clinical practice and patient care, but evidence shows that they can fail, have the potential to be ineffective, function poorly, and result in medical or technology-induced errors if rushed to become an integral part of health care systems and practices.

Knowledge translation interventions are, too often, implemented without proper examination of the situation before and during the intervention [ 11].