However, the principles behind the introduction of the new qualifications and the ongoing implementation of Curriculum for Excellence are not in themselves matters of political controversy within Scotland.
In this paper, we discuss recent developments in the ongoing implementation of a toolkit for developmental generative design and form-finding.
Evidence of utilisation of mortality data to improve the humanitarian response should be published in support of expert recommendations for ongoing implementation of mortality surveillance in complex emergencies.
Yet the low rate of compliance with evidence-based practices both before and after the educational intervention highlights the need for ongoing implementation of QI initiatives, and the fact that, far from requiring perfection, improvements in patient outcomes can result from relatively modest practice changes.
The inherent complexity of the pneumococcus and it's sophistication in evading the host immune response, requires that a high degree of vigilance at both the epidemiological and microbiological levels continue to accompany the ongoing implementation of this vaccine programme for older adults.
You can see an ongoing implementation at A TIME for Physics First (www.physicsfirstmo.org), which is affiliated with the University of Missouri Columbia.
Moving forward, task sharing interventions need to be designed more carefully, with an eye to local capacity for ongoing implementation.
The tailoring of the intervention dose is considered pragmatic in nature, and is designed to examine the feasibility for ongoing implementation.
Full adoption of all phases and tools in the guidelines was not realised and this has implications for ongoing implementation and larger trial work.
If plans are conceived and developed as finite projects, funds might not be secured for the ongoing implementation, adaptation, and revision required to keep them relevant, and personnel with capacity to interpret and update plans might be lost to lead organisations or redeployed to other roles.
