While such products currently exist on the commercial market (i.e., Biohelix's BESt Cassette), implementation on a paper and plastic substrate would significantly reduce their price and broaden their widespread usage.
This decision to focus on the legal aspects of migration policies has been adopted by most major policy databases (such as Mayda and Patel 2004; Ortega and Peri 2012; Bjerre et al. 2014; Gest et al. 2014), while other, more qualitative research projects have investigated the implementation of policies on paper (Infantino 2010; Eule 2014).
However, Shamima Ali, coordinator of the Fiji women's crisis centre, said: "As practitioners on the ground, we can say that while all these policies and legislations look great on paper, implementation is another matter.
Mr. Gavazzi said the plan was solid on paper, but "implementation is another story," he said.
And, however great a project looks on paper, practical implementation is often a sobering experience.
Their efforts to liberalise gas markets look good on paper but implementation has been too slow.
That effort, focused exclusively on the West Bank and on reaching a deal on paper, absent implementation mechanisms, inclusivity and a regional component, has just been exposed in all its redundancy.
Before CPOE implementation, physicians wrote medication orders on paper; nurses then faxed the orders to the ICU satellite pharmacy; the pharmacist would screen the order, make necessary adjustments after consulting with the prescribing physician if needed, transcribe the order and dispense the medication.
Finally, one paper focused on the acceptability of the training used to prepare staff for implementation, rather than focusing on implementation of CCM per se [ 43].
Although there was a broader participatory process conducted with project staff to examine the MSC stories and use this to inform program monitoring and implementation, this paper focuses on a separate content analysis conducted on the stories.
