The phrase "associations of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the relationships or connections related to the process of implementing something, such as a project or strategy.
Example: "The study focused on the associations of implementation that influence the success of new technologies in the workplace."
Alternatives: "links to implementation" or "connections of execution".
We used multivariate logistic and linear regression analysis to examine the association of implementation phase with mortality and LOS after adjustment to propensity scores.
Overall, the association of implementation of automated eGFR reporting and presence of dialysis services is consistent with previous research that indicates environmental barriers, such as lack of resources, may reduce provider adherence to clinical practice guidelines [ 14].
Thus the associations of OEND implementation with fatal overdose rates occurred independently of any effects related to cancer fatalities (see supplementary table 6).
The present study investigates the association of EBP implementation and fidelity monitoring with staff emotional exhaustion in a statewide EBP implementation study.
Logistic regression was used to determine whether there was an independent association of MET implementation with mortality.
The similar procedure with motor vehicle crash injuries and acute care utilization models showed no association of OEND implementation on rates, independent of motor vehicle injuries (see supplementary table 7).
A statistical analysis strategy was designed to enable us to investigate study aims by exploring associations between a range of implementation variables and outcomes, specified a priori as suggested by the literature.
A mixed method approach was used because research aims would be best addressed through both qualitative analysis of service user accounts of their experiences of support for self-care, and through a quantitative approach that sought to explore statistical associations between a range of implementation and outcome variables.
Three of the cross-sectional papers reported associations between implementation of CCM elements and improvements to clinical outcomes, [ 35, 66, 91] with one study reporting improvement in clinical outcomes and healthcare practice [ 60] [see Additional file 1: Table S10].
There was a non-significant association between the reporting of implementation of formal curricula following the course and the presence of allies and support.
