Each of these modes requires specific resources that have implications for their feasibility.
Guidelines that are easy to understand, can easily be tried out, and do not require specific resources have a greater chance of implementation [ 19].
For instance, guidelines that are easy to understand, can easily be tried out, and do not require specific resources, have a greater chance of implementation.
However, the project team found that the sessions were time consuming and to be sustainable would require specific resources to be directed towards creating a routine nephrology/outreach nurse service.
Guidelines that are easy to understand, can easily be tried out, and do not require specific resources or skills have a greater chance of being used [ 17- 19, 15].
In particular, the review found that guidelines which are easy to understand, can be easily tried out, and do not require specific resources are more likely to be implemented.
Guidelines that are easy to understand, can easily be tried out, and do not require specific resources have a greater chance of being used (Davis and Taylor-Vaisey [ 57], Grilli and Lomas [ 53], Saillour-Glenisson & Michel [ 52] and Simpson et al. [ 50]) Other influential guideline characteristics are also described, although not so frequently as the factor "complexity of the guideline".
required to serve a given number of patients; task- or function-based: based on analysing a task, such as initial evaluation, prescribing, adherence counseling and so on, as a unit of work requiring specific knowledge, skills and resources, regardless of job title; staffing norms based on work load indicators for staffing levels.
These performances were expected because each IVR call requires specific ISS resources (CPU, memory and bandwidth) to be executed.
Most of the interventions that make up EmOC, such as parenteral administration of antibiotics, caesarean delivery, etc., require specific material resources.
