The replacement of trained with untrained staff was found to be one of the impediments in the effective implementation of IMCI.
In this paper we explore Consultant Trainers' views on postgraduate medical education and the implications of cultural changes, resulting from MMC and EWTD, aiming to identify impediments in the successful implementation of MMC, within a context of reduced working hours.
The variety of definitions and foci has caused some confusion and impediments in the adoption and implementation of corporate sustainability, as corporate managers and decision makers find it difficult to interpret and operationalise the term in practice (Lee et al. 2016; Faber et al. 2005).
There do not appear to be any major technical impediments to the implementation of the system proposed in this paper.
The shortage of qualified health workers in rural areas has been recognized as a major impediment to the implementation of universal healthcare policies in many low- and middle-income countries [ 1- 3].
The current impediment to the implementation of genomic approaches in mollusc breeding programs, however, is a significant lack of genomic resources such as genome-wide molecular markers, genomic maps and genome sequences [ 2, 5, 6].
Availability of land could be a serious impediment to the implementation of Food Security bill.
Hence, availability of land could also be a serious impediment to the implementation of Food Security bill.
Assessments were mentioned as an impediment to the implementation of creativity by four German and two Japanese students.
Addressing autonomous vehicles, including passenger cars and commercial trucks, as well as drones and their potential tremendous commercial impact, Chao noted that the "federal role is still very much in its infancy," and said that going forward, the aim is to position that role "as a catalyst for safe, efficient technologies," rather than as "an impediment" for the implementation of the same.
