5 15 16 There is therefore a need to build more generalisable knowledge that later implementers can draw on in order to make this journey as smooth as possible.
Being aware of these types of errors is important to the clinical and technical implementers of such systems in order to, where possible, design out unintended problems, highlight training requirements, and revise clinical practice protocols.
Once we started the project implementation, we realised that in order to gain wide scale implementer acceptance, simply specifying the standard protocols and services that need to be implemented would not be sufficient.
The main objective of this research is to identify, categorize, and analyze barriers perceived by physicians to the adoption of Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) in order to provide implementers with beneficial intervention options.
In order to provide feedback to the implementers and other key stakeholders, a qualitative study was considered pertinent.
The proposed REST design allows keeping these two use case families separate in order to provide maximal freedom for implementers to explore diversified approaches.
Global health researchers, implementers, and policymakers have examined health outcomes by wealth quintiles in order to monitor progress towards the MDGs [ 15], in the Demographic and Health Surveys [ 5, 16] as well as a range of independent studies [ 17, 18].
In practice, intervention implementers usually compare baseline and follow-up measures of outcome variables in order to make induced individual and organisational changes visible.
As a result, researchers and implementers can gain insight into how interventions are reaching each quintile in order to improve targeting in future interventions.
This implies that implementers could engage with theories about mind-body dichotomies in this culture, in order to reduce stigma.
