Without any one of the three concepts not only is implementation difficult, but it is also challenging for the nurse practitioner to fulfill role expectations.
Without any one of the three concepts, not only is implementation difficult, but it makes it difficult for the NP to fulfill role expectations.
Furthermore, implementation science research suggests that not only is it difficult to implement new practices, it can be equally challenging to undo practices that have been in place for some time [ 56].
Not only is this implementation better than four other considered methods, it also outperforms FABS-SVM and FABS-spectral implementations on a mitochondria databases.
7 With the implementation of the NHSP not only are more children with PHI being identified, 8 the age at identification of the hearing loss has also reduced significantly.
As such, the selection process for which framework(s) to use for a particular implementation program or study should not only be based on the type of innovation, but consider other aspects of the framework's orientation as well as the degree of inclusion and depth of analysis of all implementation concepts.
Both Davies and Reeves [ 5, 6] state that the impact on the subsequent evaluations of patient evaluation with feedback of results to the organisation and team discussions may not only be due to the implementation of the fed back results but also to the intensified awareness of the staff due to repeted evaluations.
This demonstrates that the experience gained in the implementation of these systems has not only been actively shared within NHS GGC but with other health-boards as well and nationally, through the activities of the eHealth programme.
Therefore the effort should not only be directed to more research, but also towards implementation of the most promising solutions.
So, a lot of time is spent in this implementation not only for finding and extracting the wanted tables and data, but rather for 'fixing' the HTML output.
