It envisages implementation as a process and not just a single event [ 31].
Policies drawn up in Brazil in recent years envisage the implementation of a wide variety of coordination mechanisms for clinical management between care levels (shared clinical guidelines and joint case reviews), along with other strategies for shared care (case management and disease management programs) [ 36].
Its timeline is leisurely compared to the quantum threat; it envisages an implementation and rollout that may not finished until 2034 while a quantum computer able to crack our public encryption systems could be ready more than a decade before that.
Some years later in 2001 the Joint Commission endorsed error disclosure and envisaged its implementation as an instrument of clinical risk management to help reduce lawsuits to seek redress [ 6, 7].
However, in most of researches, security properties are envisaged in the implementation phase.
Asked by Labour MP Alison McGovern about a Guardian report that an early draft of the budget envisaged an April 2019 implementation date, before being removed at the last minute, Hammond said he was unaware of whether this was the case.
The setting up of this coordination is envisaged with the implementation of the Cancer Plan or through good practice contracts imposed on healthcare institutions.
In 1993 Israel and the PLO reached an agreement (known as the Oslo Accords) that involved mutual recognition and envisaged the gradual implementation of Palestinian self-government in the West Bank and Gaza Strip before a permanent peace settlement.
Many IHM members also signalled their anxiety about whether everybody involved in the integrated care agenda was being fully consulted and, given the significant changes that were already underway in the NHS, whether the timescales envisaged for its implementation were realistic.
