Objectives: To identify common themes between general practitioners (GP's) and patients on smoking cessation in primary care in order to inform the development of acceptable guidelines, thus maximising the chance that recommendations will be received positively and implemented.
Whether these toolkits or their components are effectively implemented and positively associated with clinical outcomes remains unknown.
Environment: Contextual factors external to the action model can shape how programs are planned (positively, negatively or neutral), implemented and received.
This evidence cautions against the replication of women's empowerment programs across varied settings and populations without consideration of what constitutes empowerment in each context and how these programs could be best implemented to positively affect delivery care use.
Because the LRT suggested the presence of positively selected sites, we implemented the Bayes empirical Bayes (BEB) method [ 14] to calculate posterior probabilities for each site in this gene.
Another example in the field of pediatric oncology is the QLIC-ON software which has been successfully implemented and positively evaluated in a multi-centre study in the Netherlands [ 43] and includes a web-interface for data collection [ 44].
If implemented, this should positively influence the students' writing and speaking skills.
Some traditional practices, when frequently implemented, are more positively associated with the mean score of schools in low-achieving countries.
Thus, although the design of this study does not allow causal inferences, the study does suggest that Lean interventions may be related to changes in the psychosocial work environment; positively when Lean is fully implemented and negatively when Lean changes deteriorate.
In summary, this suggests that Lean, if implemented successfully, may be positively related to psychosocial work conditions.
As a separate approach aimed at identifying the fraction of positively selected amino acid fixations, we implemented the method of Eyre-Walker and Keightley (2009).
