This engagement should extend to applying judicious consideration to the recruitment of participants for research programmes, to being able to contribute to the development of research activity by asking practice driven research questions, and to be aware of personal research-readiness in the context of the research process itself.
We could not locate any studies that focused on readiness for change in the context of MU.
Therefore, understanding readiness for change in the context of MU is important for leaders at both the healthcare-organization level and the state and national policy levels.
Although our findings provide useful insights for practitioners, additional research is needed on readiness for change in the context of MU.
Very little is known of students' readiness for using ICT in the context of learning.
Applicability and importance were assessed as follow: "Is the dimension (sub-dimension) applicable to the assessment of organizational readiness for knowledge translation in chronic care?" and "in the context of organizational readiness for knowledge translation in chronic care, is it important to consider the following dimensions (sub-dimensions)?".
In previous work, we reviewed and synthesized the existing evidence on conceptual models/frameworks of ORC as the basis for the development of a comprehensive framework of organizational readiness (OR) for knowledge translation (KT) in the context of chronic care (CC) [ 6].
But a board membership populated only by venture capitalists with large ownership positions often has these issues in the context of IPO readiness: First, most VCs have never worked at or run a public company, and few have meaningful experience serving on the boards of public companies — so contributing to the best-practice governance of the newly public company is a learned skill.
In the context of emergency readiness, preevent activities include risk assessment, risk communication, and primary prevention efforts (e.g., preevent vaccination).
In conclusion, this paper focuses on the concept of patient readiness and what it means to patients in the context of patient decision making for TJR.
A 30-item instrument (Technology Adoption Readiness Scale (TARS)) for measuring normalisation processes in the context of e-health service interventions was developed on the basis on Normalization Process Theory (NPT).
