Utilising qualitative methodologies to explore nurse and manager perceptions of nurse initiated and managed antiretroviral therapy (NIMART) implementation provides in-depth insights into the impact of task-shifting on facility-level staff.
Strengths of this research include its prospective study design, population-based sample, the linkage of questionnaire data with administrative databases to provide accurate information on health service utilization, and the implementation of in-depth, face-to-face interviews which provided high-quality data.
A qualitative study design was adopted, which was particularly valuable when seeking to explore implementation processes in depth (27).
While they include, for example, the development of common standards, they do not cover all areas of assessment design and implementation in comparable depth (e.g., detailed exam blueprints and implementation of a pre-review [ 6]).
Many consulting firms, however, see a future where agencies are replaced by strategic implementation that combines in-depth business tactics with technology innovation and creative execution.
We then analyze the sequence of events that led to the explosion, and we highlight some of the provisions for the implementation of defense-in-depth and their failures.
For in-depth implementation details such as refinement/prolongation operations, indexing and ghost-cell exchange, we refer to (Keppens et al. 2012).
Here we present its implementation, PETcofold, and an in-depth performance evaluation.
These selection criteria were applied to ensure that respondents had relevant experience of IMCI training and implementation, and would provide in-depth information for the discussions.
Using the policy triangle framework developed by Walt and Gilson, the process of implementation was approached using in-depth interviews and qualitative content analysis.
– hospital pharmacist -" An in-depth implementation plan, developed by a multidisciplinary team, is important and should include the following aspects according to the interviewees: an intervention tailored to local barriers; realistic objectives; clear leadership; and a clear start and end point of the project.
