In this regard, the evaluator will be expected to provide an overview of the implementation of the entire programme, based on a thorough in depth desk study, interviews/meeting with partners and stakeholders in Nairobi and accessible zones, and support this with more in‐depth insight into/assessment of implementation in zones and sites to which field visits can be undertaken (Somaliland).
The checklist will be semi-quantitative (i.e. collecting both numerical and nonnumerical information) and will extract a mixture of data that is set to provide insights on implementation of the Redesigned CHF and its documentation.
The insights generated from this study may be translated into generally applicable insights on implementation of the innovative care programme on a larger scale while again defining patient benefits and demonstrating cost containment through the type of care provided.
Additional qualitative interviews with centre managers and language experts were conducted to get more insight into processes of implementation and factors of success.
The insights gained from this study might provide an insight of the EmOC implementation in other districts given the similarities of how the district health system in Tanzania is organized.
This size was assumed to provide insight into the variations of implementation and developmental trajectories over the course of the programme.
24 The aim of the evaluation study was to provide insight into the degree of implementation of 10 patient safety themes in Dutch hospitals.
Our study provides crucial insight into the complexities of implementation issues prevailing not only at the PHC facility level but also at district and provincial levels, 7 years into implementation.
However, this is a consequence of the design of the evaluation study, as only process indicators were measured to provide insight into the degree of implementation of patient safety themes.
The present study will provide insight into the effects of implementation of the Dutch version of the STI-protocol (STA OP!) in comparison with a control intervention, not only on behavioural symptoms, but also on pain, depression, and quality of life.
