The predominant perspective was that of the plan, with 53 (70%) of the studies analyzing a plan focused outcome.
Kennedy wasn't charting a new path from scratch; he was channeling existing capabilities for a desired outcome, with a focused goal.
Implicit refers to the automatic acquisition of a motor skill whereby a participant's attention is directed to an external focus (outcome or effect) (Benjaminse et al. 2010).
The future of health care is consumer driven with a focus on outcome metrics and patient feedback.
Experience provided a foundation for re-focusing outcome expectations beyond sleep to a more holistic view of benefits from stress reduction.
But he was sorry if feelings had been hurt, and Kareiva pleaded for a focus on "outcomes, not strategies".
Many of the reforms that were needed, such as clinical leadership, greater transparency and choice, not to mention a focus on outcomes, could have been achieved without massive structural upheaval.
Finally, the article makes connections between refactoring and lean management principles such as a focus on outcomes, team discovery, shared understanding, failing successfully, and user-centeredness.
Posny offers no criticism, but says the way the US has allocated responsibility to a single department since the 1980s allows for a "focus on outcomes" such as "people having a good life, and that means they're gainfully employed".
The only truly strong defense of legislative decisions is having a focus on outcomes – developing a strong accountability system, introducing incentives for higher performance, developing reliable teacher evaluation systems, and the like.
