Findings of this study are reported in another paper ([ 15], Kastner M, Hayden L, Makarski J, et al. Understanding the implementability of clinical practice guidelines: A Realist Review. Submitted), but briefly, it identified core implementability dimensions known to influence uptake: Stakeholder involvement, Evidence synthesis, Considered judgment, Feasibility, Message, and Format.
The main domains used to support judgment were feasibility, effectiveness and disease burden, which had higher quality scores and weightings.
Such selection relies, in part, on making judgments about the feasibility of possible interventions and determining whether comprehensive and multilevel evaluations are justified.
GPs' judgments on the feasibility and acceptability of the patient-directed instrument were summarized descriptively.
We then performed a study to obtain GPs' judgments on the feasibility of the patient-directed instrument; that is, the instrument administered by GPs.
Specifically, profound job experiences can provide easy access to resources and therefore contribute to the person's judgment about the feasibility of his/her starting a new business.
Integrated PET/CT modalities, that combine the benefits of both anatomical (CT) and functional (PET) information and allow optimal coregistration of images, may lead to a significant improvement of preoperative liver staging and preoperative judgment on the feasibility of resection [ 91].
In the presurgical evaluation, FDG-PET may be best used in conjunction with anatomic imaging in order to combine the benefits of both anatomical (CT) and functional (PET) information, which leads to significant improvements in preoperative liver staging and preoperative judgment on the feasibility of resection.
However, technical feasibility does not obviate sound clinical judgment.
Feasibility of coiling depended on the judgment of the interventionist based on DSA, or the actual suitability during a coiling attempt.
