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Based on a review of prior works and through qualitative case study analysis, we construct and test a normative structural model of implementation factors related to AM technology, supply chain, organisation, operations and strategy.

These aims are informed by the Proctor et al. conceptual model of implementation research distinguishing between intervention strategies, implementation strategies, and three levels of outcomes, including implementation, service, and client outcomes (Proctor et al. 2009).

The model of implementation research outcomes developed by Proctor and colleagues' (2009) (see Figure 1) was used to frame the design of the HIV-STIC study as well as to guide the development of relevant outcome measures.

The degree of similarity was such that it can be concluded that these represent the same basic principles and goals enveloped in a different model of implementation and presentation.

Although these results only lend indirect support for the effectiveness of the local change team model, they should be interpreted within the context of the larger HIV-STIC study findings and per the model of implementation outcomes that framed this study and analysis (see Figure 1).

Furthermore, this model of implementation requires considerably less time than face-to-face treatment, and appears highly acceptable to people with GAD.

In the paper, three Yale researchers provide an overview of internal carbon pricing strategies, including an examination of different models of implementation.

The contributors to this volume adopt a range of approaches to blended learning and different models of implementation and offer guidelines for both researchers and instructors, considering such issues as research design and data collection.

Efforts to implement agreed solutions did not follow the orderly sequence suggested by linear models of implementation of quality initiatives, rather processes were evolutionary and context dependent.

It is possible that interventions focussed on maternal depression may not fully address this complexity [ 46], while generalist models of implementation are not sufficiently targeted to make a significant impact on moderate to severe perinatal maternal depression.

In the ensuing 9 years, the field has expanded considerably and further taxonomies, checklists, conceptual frameworks, theories, and models of implementation have been developed [ 10, 13, 14, 17, 18].