For example, in order to optimize patient outcomes, organizations (for example hospitals) may need to undertake some changes (such as hiring more nurses with specialty, or setting up special functional teams) when adapting or implementing a new nursing intervention.
Respondents to the tracking survey reported having undertaken some behavioural lifestyle changes as a result of seeing the GHS mass-media advertising, including choosing to be more active and eating more healthy foods; the magnitude of change was small (2.5%), but still significant.
But with an elected government undertaking some political changes, Myanmar's relationships with its neighbors and the West have improved.
To overcome them, IOM/NRC recommends that the study's leader, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), undertake some major changes, including fine-tuning the study's guiding hypotheses and bolstering scientific input and oversight.
"We will be undertaking some structural changes, increasing investment in some parts of the company while making cost reductions in other areas".
This is not just because traumas of this kind often compel states to undertake some political change and reorganisation.
Team manager Dave Redding said: "We wanted to drill a little deeper into our understanding of the car, and that meant undertaking some bigger set-up changes that wouldn't ordinarily be available to us during a grand prix weekend.
This article documents how Sierra Leone undertook some of the necessary changes to make health staff available and motivated to provide services at the time when the FHCI was introduced and after.
A decision had been undertaken to make some changes to the delivery of the service which provided the opportunity for a before and after observational study.
Nothing had been undertaken, no changes made, without agreement.
