The introduction of fees to take a case to tribunal in July 2013 has made implementation more difficult.
The wording of clinical practice guidelines is also important and one group of researchers found that guidelines which are simple, concrete and specific make implementation more likely [13].
This might make the intervention stronger, but it might also make implementation more strenuous.
As a response to this and other evaluations, the Netherlands Institute for Accreditation in Healthcare has adjusted the practice accreditation program to make implementation more feasible and flexible.
Attempting to consider every possible facet of introducing such a device would make implementation more complex and would paralyze experimental initiatives.
Although Ireland could be viewed as lagging behind internationally in terms of the organisation and integration of diabetes care, the EAG were keen to contextualise proposals to make implementation more feasible.
The modularity of the collective workflows makes implementation more flexible (i.e., an institution can use a selection that meets its needs) and scalable (as resource availability ebbs and flows; Haston et al., 2012).
Two general types of barriers were discussed: 1) implementation barriers (i.e., factors making implementation of the intervention more difficult) and 2) uptake barriers (i.e., factors making uptake, whether in the form of knowledge or behaviour change, more difficult).
Rigid polymers, like cyclic olefins and poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), and rigid ceramics, like silica and glass, require high capital cost and complex equipment for fabrication, thus making implementation at the initial research level more prohibitive.
Special attention was also focused on building awareness in the international community of the Counter-Terrorism Strategy and on how to assist in making its implementation more effective.
