The phrase "implementation response" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the action or process of carrying out and putting into effect a plan or decision, and the subsequent reaction or reply to it. Example: The company's implementation response to the new regulations was met with mixed opinions from the public.
However, there is little empirical evidence that examines local implementation responses to such centrally-mandated collaborations.
The study provides a description and analysis of local implementation responses to the central government mandate to establish HIECs.
The policy solutions described in Table 6 have sufficient flexibility to incorporate a number of implementation responses.
A comparison of pre- and post-BPG implementation responses to questionnaires indicates a statistically significant increase in nurses' familiarity with referral resources for all BPGs (see Table 4).
Below, we discuss how the key characteristics of the HIEC mandate and the policy environment shaped local implementation responses and make suggestions for practitioners and policy-makers.
This study has produced valuable insights into the implementation responses in HIECs and possibly other cross-sector collaborations characterised by a vague mandate with the provision of a small amount of new resources.
Post-implementation, response rates ranged from 38.5%to78.7%7% of the original sample (average response rate 54.2%).
23 Safety issues are also known to arise from the post-implementation response of an organisation to new information systems, which include workarounds.
These themes are discussed individually below and are based on pre- and post-implementation responses.
The ad-hoc analysis, in which the pre- and post-implementation responses to individual questions (as opposed to subscales) were compared, was performed to address this deficiency.
