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Some 62 studies were excluded as they did not address systematic reviews or meta-analysis, 3 were duplicate studies and 15 studies were excluded and analysed separately as they addressed natural, non-intervention facilitators derived from surveys, focus groups and interviews.

Our proposed taxonomy of facilitators, derived from patients' report of adherence to long-term controller medication, is different from, and more exhaustive than our prior taxonomy of facilitators of physicians' adherence to asthma guidelines in the emergency department; [ 22] yet, similar loci of responsibility were identified: physician, patient, and health care setting.

The individual and health service facilitators were all derived from qualitative studies conducted among Asian women and Turkish women.

The statements operationalized barriers and facilitators that were derived from the interviews with the professionals who were included in the present study, as well as interviews with employees in the construction industry that had been held in 2006 in preparation for designing the HUC intervention [ 31].

An overview of the barriers and facilitators to implementation derived from the FG interviews and questionnaire is shown in Tables  3 and 4. * Acute care chains for Obstetrics and myocardial infarction are missing here since no FG interview was held with those care chains.

Perhaps the most encouraging findings were derived from the physical activity facilitators reported by patients in this sample.

Discussions were moderated by an experienced facilitator (EP) according to the topic guide derived from the literature, which was adjusted after pilot discussions with two current and former smokers who were excluded from the study.

A well thought-out rationale for interdisciplinary research, and strategies to utilize the contribution of each researcher involved were seen as facilitators towards maximizing the benefits that could be derived from interdisciplinary research.

In the sections that follow we draw on our emerging understanding, derived from the PAR, of the facilitators and barriers to delivering a broadly effective intervention measured by evidence of adoption of the CPGs recommended best-practices.

Haynes et al. [ 15] recently reported data derived from policymakers on the barriers and facilitators to effective engagement with researchers.

Circle members were family physicians selected from specific geographical regions across Canada derived from a list developed by the facilitator of each Quality Circle, supplemented with physicians' names from the provincial College of Family Physician's membership list.