Although rationale and fascinating, this proposal need to be assessed with proper clinical trials and no implementation should be considered without preliminary confirmation of efficacy and safety.
Core concepts of implementation should be considered for every implementation effort, yet differences were seen in the structure and order in which the implementation process and domains were depicted, as well as the comprehensiveness of factors, strategies, and evaluations.
If evidence of a multi-strategy composed of physical exercise and a cognitive workshop, along with nutritional support and medication review, is achieved as an effective approach, a future implementation should be considered as a Frail-Community Preventhen Program for thelderlyly to prevent or delay disability.
In this paper, we suggest that hardware-based implementations should be considered while designing such protocols.
A planful approach (ie, need to identify the KT goal that is being addressed by the toolkit strategy) including evidence-based KT strategies, tailored and planful implementation support, active engagement, and evaluation of KT impacts that include implementation outcomes should be considered for achieving intended KT goals with the targeted audience.
Throughout the implementation process, at each stage and for each domain, there are factors, strategies, and evaluations that will influence the course of implementation and should be considered.
Thus, the risk of early revision at the implementation phase should be considered when a new type of THA is brought into use.
Furthermore, as many frameworks are not holistic, by design or otherwise, without knowledge or illustration of the core implementation concepts that should be considered, it is difficult to determine if a single or multiple meta-frameworks or models are required.
Given the low toxicity, low cost, and relative ease of implementation, diet modification should be considered as a preferred preventive intervention in the healthy but a higher than normal risk population.
Underlying MSI's multichannel approach to scaling up delivery of implant services in sub-Saharan Africa were 3 strategies that leveraged and supported key country infrastructure: Provider supply Commodity supply chains Program financing mechanisms In addition, our experience points to a number of key implementation strategies that should be considered when planning and rolling out programs (Box 3).
When early penance is possible in terms of implementation and cost, it should be considered as an effective indicator of remorse, regret and benevolence.
