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... the cost-effectiveness of the P4P methods using incremental cost-effectiveness ratios ...yearly cost per treatment organization divided by the corresponding average difference in ef- fectiveness per ... See full document

... care from the patient perspective while testing an implementation strategy (facilitation) that is beneficial to providers and practices by improv- ing their ability to adopt such evidence-based ... See full document

... and cost- effectiveness for different preferred antibiotic treatment strategies in patients hospitalized with ...pragmatic trial, where patients were included during strategy periods regardless of ... See full document

... and cost of different clinical practice guideline dissemination-implementation organizational ...the results, it is worth noting that most implementation strategies improved adherence to ... See full document

... incremental cost-effectiveness ra- tios for PHQ-9 depression and WHO-DAS disability scores level will be ...the results of the Nigerian sample of the WHO multi-country survey study on health and health ... See full document

... ISF strategy is found to be an effective adjunct to the ATTC strategy, the ISF Experi- ment’s examination (represented by checkmarks) will increase generalizable knowledge regarding preparation, ... See full document

... Forming implementation intentions (if–then plans) about how to refuse cigarette offers plus antismoking messages was tested for reducing adolescent ...Method: Cluster randomized con- trolled ... See full document

... removed from all ...data from other variables ranged from 0·2% for gender to 5·8% for any smoking (in last 30 days) (see Table 1 for details of numbers of missing data points for each variable) and ... See full document

... A number of sensitivity analyses are considered to quantify the level of decision uncertainty, e.g. cost- effectiveness scatterplots and cost-effectiveness accept- ability curves. Deterministic sensitivity ... See full document

... Research indicates that simply providing training in clinical management of fevers and the use of malaria diagnostics does not correct the problem of over- prescription of antimalarial drugs and inappropriate treatment ... See full document

... the randomized compari- son made possible by the multicenter stepped wedge cluster randomized trial ...group cluster randomized trial was not feasible because of the large ... See full document

... findings from a national cluster randomized intervention study comparing two adaptive implementation strategies among sites that are initially non-responsive to Standard REP: one provid- ing ... See full document

... Moreover, our study will look at the effectiveness of peer education over a relatively long time of 18 months. It further aims not only to look at HbA1c, but also at changes in lipid levels as well as blood pressure and ... See full document

... (implementation strategy) As parent educators are from real-world PAT sites, all (HEALTH and usual care) were trained in Foundational Curriculum, Model ...of implementation strategies to ... See full document

... groups. From each pair of matched classes, one class will be randomly assigned to the experimental condition, and the other assigned to the control ...of implementation using both qualitative ... See full document

... self-reported cost-related data by patients using a recall period of three ...medication from the individual patients will be collected from the GP information ... See full document

... organizational performance of state owned corporations in ...and performance while there was low but significant correlation between transactional leadership style and ...strategic implementation ... See full document

... reviews from SSA estimate that only 45% of patients not yet eligible to initiate ART are retained in pre-ART care, only 66% of eligible individuals initiate ART, and of those initiating, only 65% are retained ... See full document

... within- trial component of the economic evaluations in the remaining 18 studies was 8 months (median 9 months and range 1 to 12 ...the trial follow-up period using decision analytic modelling methods [25, ... See full document

... makers. From the entrepreneurial economy perspective, government should play a crucial role as an enabler, rather than a controller, to support small business survival and sustainability ... See full document