Similarly, discursive moments representing aspects of society specific to Newham, Tower Hamlets, or Waltham Forest have the potential to either reproduce or transform understandings of integrated care for their locality and, consequently, the development, implementation and delivery of integrated care in that locality.
Likewise, molecular diagnosis has become a potential strategy to provide the early detection and consequently the fast treatment implementation, as well as for species characterization, assessment of treatment efficacy and monitoring of relapses.
Some participants indicated that the fragmentation of the care process into different professional and functional departments—silos imposes a major barrier to the flow of patients, goods and information and consequently to the implementation of Lean techniques in the organisation.
The evidence gained from effective self-management interventions is often criticised for the ambiguity of its active components, and consequently the obstruction of their implementation into daily practice.
Inclusion of various segments of the population also enhances the experienced legitimacy and ownership of the final resolutions, and consequently the participation of stakeholders in the implementation and monitoring of the decisions.
Also the response rates for actual implementation (and consequently the intervention costs per participant, since the fixed cost have to be divided by the number of participants) were varied in a sensitivity analysis, taking into account the uncertainty around the measured response rates and the 95%CI of the ratios used to correct the trial based estimate [ 48, 49].
Consequently the implementation of ePHRs must include clear identification of boundaries between the expected input (and associated effects of this input) of both clinicians and users.
In fact, as Ponizovsky et al. demonstrated that regular dental examinations and treatment for inpatients in psychiatric hospitals substantially improved the dental health of this population [ 29]; consequently, the implementation of on-site dental services needs to be considered.
Second, policy choices are not neutral, but are always derived from sets of values that condition their social acceptability, legitimacy and consequently the probability of success of their implementation.
