Firstly, the higher the number of policy instruments a proposal comprises, the more difficult might be its implementation.
Another explanation might be our implementation of the Problem-Based Learning curriculum for our clinical skills programme.
Another clinical implication might be the implementation of client-centred rehabilitation interventions in the home setting.
One option to improve patients' care might be the implementation of a "sepsis intervention team" (SIT), similar to a shock team in the emergency department.
Third, for grant program design and planning in clinical and health services research some ways to improve impacts might be the implementation of policies to encourage knowledge transfer (or exchange) either pushed by the researchers or pulled from decision-makers.
An exploratory study using simulated consultations with Australian GPs (Chiang et al, 2015) goes on to examine what the potential barriers might be to implementation of a 'QCancer' risk tool in practice.
As our interest is to try and fully understand what might be effective implementation strategies we also planned, a priori, to use these data in a mixed methods research analysis that recognizes the complexity of the intervention, the barriers and contexts and their interplay.
The resident selection process for ophthalmology might be improved by implementation of specific good practices from the literature.
This may make it hard to evaluate whether observed outcomes of simulations are plausible or might be due to implementation errors.
For newer spectral efficiency transmission formats, a predistorter bandwidth of several tens of MHz might be required for implementation of these high order polynomials.
