The analysis shows that the reliance on such models can act like a filter impeding the acknowledgment that actors, objectives and barriers for UA practices are more complex, nuanced and multifaceted than those that a simple model can contain.
Within economic geography approaches, Radwan and Kinder (2013) and Jones and Murphy (2011) argue that innovation or adoption of different practices are more complex than can be elicited from the approaches adopted within this study, and that adoption involves aspects such as learning, social norms and networks, all of which are dynamic.
The delay of the WHO algorithm was difficult to evaluate because this guideline is mostly theoretical and gives no practical details: reading it seems simple, but to put it into practice is more complex and becomes impossible for several diagnoses, leaving a lot of freedom to the clinician.
As he discovered then, the practice is more complex than the theory.
However, the picture in practice was more complex.
Decisions taken in everyday clinical practice are more complex, and influenced by a multitude of explicit and implicit factors.
However, decisions taken in everyday clinical practice are more complex, and influenced by a multitude of explicit and implicit factors.
Although RCTs provide valuable data regarding the efficacy of a drug in an 'ideal' setting, the populations and management approach used in RCTs may not reflect actual clinical practice, where treatment is more complex and diverse [ 18].
Yet, in practice, the situation is more complex than that with a range of actors exercising influence in different phases of the policy process because of the reliance on external collaboration and funding and a partially privatized health sector (Thomé and Polsena 2009).
Whereas clinical skills can be practiced through simulation, providing such a practice field for leadership and management skills is more complex.
