We found that statistically significant intervention effects and publication of results influenced whether there were policy and practice impacts, along with factors related to the nature of the intervention itself, the researchers' experience and connections, their dissemination and translation efforts, and the postresearch context.
Structural contingency relies heavily on the premise that organizations should align their practices with contingency factors in order to promote greater performance.
According to structural contingency theory the goal of an organization and its managers should be fit which indicates consistency between a firm's processes and practices with contingency factors.
To illustrate the relevance of the proposed modeling approach, we apply it to a bridge maintenance problem and we discuss the synthesis of existing engineering practice with socio-economic factors that aids in streamlining long-term infrastructure goals with immediate short-term needs.
The evolution of biocontainment practices was described, along with factors to consider in determining the appropriate biosafety level for work with these agents.
This may explain some of the lack of correlation with practice based factors.
51 Attempts to implement PROMs in clinical practice have achieved mixed results, with factors at all stages impacting on success.
The walls were designed to have configurations similar to those used in practice, with similar controlling safety factors against sliding.
Both, working in rural practices as well as working in a shared group practice with other physicians were factors associated with an increased likelihood to work in a PHCT.
The gender differences that have been previously described in other workforce-related perspectives also seem to be reflected in dual practice, with family and socioeconomic factors as strong determinants, even in a system with well-developed equity policies.
