The theme of strengthening implementation structures, especially at local level, was echoed with respect to the implementation of mental health laws and policies.
Table 3 shows a categorization of these themes by implementation level of the framework of Fleuren, Paulussen and Wiefferink [ 28].
Four main themes, related to successes of implementation and program delivery of the CSC program in communities emerged during the process evaluation, including: (a) delivering the program within a community context, (b) opportunities for consistent engagement, and (c) establishing positive youth-staff relationships.
After the 1998 mid-term review, the original structure of the 1996-2000 Country Programme CPP) was revised to cater for cross cutting priority themes like implementation of the CRC and early child development.
Overall, comments could be grouped under two core themes: coordination, at all levels of implementation of the pandemic response, and availability of resources required to manage the pandemic.
Carlson's conducted review in 2007 identified six themes of barriers to the implementation of guidelines among general practitioners (GP): the content and the format of a guideline, GPs individual experience, preserving the doctor patient relationship, professional responsibility, and practical issues [ 16].
Detail of each sub-theme is explained below: Aware of implementation and confident to use prompts Aware of implementation and confident to use prompts GPs who reported being aware of the implementation of the prompts either before or during the study reported being confident to use the prompts if they chose or wished to.
A summary of the data collected is provided in Table 3.>>> Data from the interviews and observations was first coded descriptively according to high level themes such as stakeholders, settings, stages of implementation, drawing on the results of a literature review.
Themes regarding HIV content and the process of implementation emerged from a qualitative content analysis of the data.
Ash, Sittig and colleagues have emphasized both anticipated and unintended consequences of implementation, [ 18, 19] themes echoed by participants in our study.
