Indeed, policy theories suggest that health providers tasked with implementing policy can shape not only the implementation of policy but ultimately even the policy itself (4).
Not only the implementation of energy-saving technologies but also the installation of renewable energy technologies will realize a sustainable campus at Osaka University.
The main challenge is not only the implementation and usage of technologies, but also the optimisation of existing local instruments, processes and frameworks to efficiently support the implementation of energy strategies in communities.
The implementation environment comprises three components: enterprise design, product and tool development, as well as benchmarking, which can provide a comprehensive support to cooperative development in the tool and die making branch, not only initial implementation support but more importantly a means to sustain and continuously improve the proposed cooperative development strategy.
Alternatively, other useful theories such as Kaplan and Baldauf's (2005) "model for language-in-education policy planning" employed in Butler (2015, p. 306), or a more recent view of English as a lingua franca (e.g., Kirkpatrick, 2012) should be employed to evaluate not only policy implementation but also the policies themselves as frameworks for future studies.
These new forms of organizing services require not only the implementation of new structures, but also the development of new clinical practices based on collaboration.
To achieve such high tracking reliability would not only require implementation of comprehensive technology-based systems for communication, but also formal policies and procedures regarding their use [ 28].
Without any one of the three concepts, not only is implementation difficult, but it makes it difficult for the NP to fulfill role expectations.
Without any one of the three concepts not only is implementation difficult, but it is also challenging for the nurse practitioner to fulfill role expectations.
The intervention is replicable and can be scaled-up by setting up a steering committee- comprising of MoHP, academia, associations, researchers, Nepal Health Research Council, International NGO, and health journalists- that not only guides implementation, but also uses findings to inform policy dialogues.
