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Semi-structured interviews were conducted with nursing graduates to explore their perceptions of an undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing reflection subject and explicate the factors that could enhance the implementation of this subject.

Surprisingly, outpatient antibiotic prescriptions in Europe seem to have peaked in 1997, well before the implementation of national campaigns on the subject.

The implementation of new subject areas is an important contribution to research into women's health.

"It is particularly objectionable to subject the development and implementation of national energy policy on submerged federal lands to the caprice of an individual state governor," they said.

For years I have been advocating for good education policies in Africa and the real implementation of STEM subjects into our education system and nothing has been done continent-wide.

AD was the principal investigator for the study and involved in all aspects from study design, to study implementation, assessment of subjects, analysis and interpretation of the data and the primary author of the manuscript.

MS and JF participated in the implementation of the study and contributed to subject recruitment, sample and data collection.

We propose a novel approach for distributed implementation of multiparty interactions subject to scheduling constraints expressed by priorities.

These principles, which are explained in this paper, despite being conceptualised in an Australian University have relevance and are appropriate across national and discipline boundaries and could be used in the design and implementation of any reflection subject, particularly those in undergraduate programs.

Although the primary driver was consistently identified as the need to respond to a central policy to shift the delivery of care for people with long-term conditions into the community whilst achieving financial balance, the design and implementation of services were subject to a broad range of local, and at times serendipitous, influences.

These included offering a range and balance of services, providing quality training for staff, exercising effective leadership and management and having effective strategies for identifying families in the community, to name just several of 18 distinct dimensions of implementation subject to quantitative scoring.