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This study has shown that antidepressant prescribing by GPs can be changed by a multifaceted implementation strategy based on national guidelines and the time and support to implement these in a multidisciplinary context.

At Payhembury primary in Devon, which is part of the small school pilot that gets advice and support to implement free school meals, headteacher Penny Hammett says she is keeping an open mind.

Optimizing primary healthcare requires changes at the system level, including professionals working together using quality improvement strategies, and accessing resources and support to implement these changes.

The provision of staff development and support to implement such a model (including training in skilled communication to identify and respond to emotional distress), and structured case review for complex or challenging cases.

(6) Obtain firm support of those departments that have first contact with target patients (e.g. Emergency) to identify potential participants and provide them with information and support to implement screening processes.

This study showed that the implementation of the birth plans intervention was successful, but that providers need more training and support to implement other aspects of the focused ANC model.

Over 250 caseworkers and supervisors were trained and supported to implement two evidence-based parent focused interventions in five private agencies serving over 2,000 children and families.

The participants are given a flexible wellness account of up to $1150 annually for up to three years to purchase services and supports to implement the strategies they identified to meet their health goals.

Where participatory community interventions have been effective in influencing maternal health care-seeking behaviours, it is unclear whether the effect is due to the particular approach used or to the capacity that leading these processes requires and the status conferred upon community members who are trained and supported to implement them.

NICE resource implications and commissioning support to implement these guidelines and improve dementia services have been recently published.

Conflict-affected countries represent one of the weakest links in global health security and should be prioritized by the international community in provision of technical and operational support to implement core capacities for detection and response to epidemics.