The phrase "implementation person" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person who carries out or puts into action something that has been planned or decided. Example: The project manager assigned Karen as the implementation person for the new marketing strategy. She successfully executed the plan and achieved great results.
Overall, the results may be useful for optimising the implementation of person-centred, health-promoting initiatives and for improving the capabilities for optimal aging among older persons born in Finland and countries in the Balkan Peninsula in the Swedish healthcare context.
Despite growing interest in the development and implementation of person-centred approaches to dementia care, important empirical questions remain.
The implementation of person-centred care had clearly occurred to a large degree, even if some patients appeared not to have been exposed to the model at all.
The implementation of person-centred care clearly occurred to a large degree, despite some patients appearing not to have been exposed at all to the gPCC.
/…/that from above new requirements keep coming, the same with the curricula/…/it currently feels like, you send your implementation plan to one person, and this person says, very good, super, and then another person says it's good for nothing.
We're excited to see how Other M develops and with a release still some months away there is still plenty of time to expand on the first-person implementation and other issues.
The aim of this case study is to describe patients' responses to nursing care following the implementation of a person-centred model in a radiation oncology department.
Also, in contrast to implementation of in-person, evidence-based treatments, which generally is slow going (Kumar et al. 2013), once a DHT is validated, it can be disseminated rapidly.
Whilst transactional data (electronic data collected through service interactions) has potential to be effectively used [ 3- 6] for health system research, within this South Australian context, there are short term legal and ethical barriers to the efficient implementation of a person-based data linkage approach [ 7- 9].
