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3. How should health care professionals rethink their approach to outpatient programs to boost participation?

Matt Onek, a top aide to Mr. Klein, said yesterday that the city had undertaken extraordinary efforts to boost participation.

The absence of a Democratic primary this year could boost participation by crossover voters in the G.O.P. contest.

Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies thinktank suggested the EMA, which was worth £30 a week, helped to boost participation among teenagers.

David Cameron invited representatives of social media firms including Facebook and Twitter to Downing Street on Monday as he looked for ways to boost participation by young voters.

A government move to boost participation in rugby in English schools risks children getting seriously hurt, public health doctors have warned.

Many elite universities still admit few pupils from underprivileged backgrounds despite repeated attempts to boost participation, official statistics released today show.

Getting more people playing football is crucial to the government's hopes of delivering on its Olympic legacy promises to boost participation.

In order to boost participation of younger adults in local politics, the Intergenerational Foundation recommends that council meetings are scheduled outside the working day.

This pilot study demonstrates the plausibility of using chefs to boost participation in the school lunch program, and potentially increase nutrition through side selection, among high school students.

It's a controversial practice: Democrats who passed legislation creating all-mail elections say they help boost participation, especially for those who have to work on Election Day.