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Autio & Kloftsen, 1998 The analysis of success stories will be helpful in future implementation and practitioners should adopt the policies based on the landscape of the country.

These concerns revolved around how to ensure that meaningful PROM data could be collected and shared efficiently (PROM implementation: engaging patients and practitioners and PROM implementation: divisions across services), and how to ensure that PROM data are used in intended and appropriate ways (PROM use: interpretability and usability of PROM data).

The social ecological model has been used by the public health community as the foundation of multilevel intervention design and implementation, encouraging researchers and practitioners to explore methods that promote internal and external changes at the individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, and policy levels.

We evaluated the secondary outcome of implementation fidelity by monitoring of intervention phone calls and comparing them to the protocol, making site visits to the mammography site, and meeting with implementation staff (researchers and practitioners).

The monthly field notes and other program documentation were closely reviewed and categorized into a table to assess their relevance to the effects of the toolkit on capacity building, feasibility of implementation, and acceptability by practitioners.

SEA-ORCHID teams ran local, national and international workshops and seminars on evidence-based CPG development and implementation, and several health practitioners from South East Asia undertook fellowships in Australia in order to have protected time to develop skills and gain practical experience in evidence-based CPG development.

(d) The study will help the managers and practitioners implementation of RL.

Conduct a qualitative study of a sub-sample of trained CAM practitioners and their patients to examine factors associated with CAM practitioners' implementation and maintenance of cessation intervention behaviors, and changes in patients' tobacco use.

Current evidence also offers detailed insight into team-training design and implementation strategies relevant for researchers and practitioners alike.

Furthermore, examination of the cost effectiveness of such strategies in achieving program implementation may assist policy makers and practitioners to most effectively allocate scarce health resources to improve the health of the community.

Third, a policy focused on altering relative reimbursement rates for specific procedures has the advantage of rapid implementation and could affect all practitioners regardless of location.