Previous research on Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRCs) showed that "[h]istory appears to be a crucial precursor to more rapid progress within implementation as relationships and ways of working have been developed and tested" [ 19].
While modern communication systems may facilitate more rapid spread of infections, implementation of interventions (school closures, masks, hand washing, bans on spitting in public, etc).
Meanwhile, in a speech in London, Mr Brown said he would seek to spearhead efforts to secure rapid implementation of more powers for the Scottish Parliament in the event of a "No" vote.
Our results show that for pathogens with long incubation periods, early characterization of exposure risk factors is a powerful screening tool at the beginning of an outbreak; for these pathogens, robust characterization of and screening for specific exposure risk factors can contribute more to case detection than rapid implementation of fever screening.
The implementation of more rapid diagnostic methods using genetic and semi-automated techniques could also have a positive impact on this problem.
Another possible explanation for our finding of more rapid mortality decline following IMCI implementation could be that there was already an accelerating trend of mortality decline throughout the country.
At local governance levels, leadership and legislative processes tend to move more quickly than at higher levels, facilitating rapid implementation, but also allowing laws to be quickly revoked.
Thus, within the framework of an initiative such as SCAN-B, the cycle time from biomarker discovery, to independent validation, to clinical implementation can be made more rapid and efficient.
Sure, premiums were going up, but they were rising at a more rapid pace prior to the Affordable Care Act implementation.
The rapid implementation of MC will necessitate more than just funding.
