Most interviewees suggested that they would only work in rural areas if the financial situation of the health workers in rural areas were to improve through active improvement of remuneration from the either the central government or the local government.
Just knowing your strengths and being aware of what you might be doing, how a behavior may become a barrier, or how it may be perceived by others enables active improvement for you to work on the attributes which will enable the outcomes and behaviors that you do want to see.
To maintain the sustainability of public long-term care insurance (LTCI) in Japan, a preventive care policy was introduced in 2006 that seeks to promote active improvement in functional status of elderly people who need only light care.
Nanoparticles offer immense benefits such as solubilization of hydrophobic actives, improvement in bioavailability, improved (or altered) pharmacokinetics of active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), protection of API from physical, chemical or biological degradation, improved cellular uptake, tissue targeting and controlled release of API.
In the active group, improvements were noted in the BMD of both the lumbar spine (P < 0.0001) and the femoral hip at 12 months (P < 0.005).
Dr. Michele Walsh, a neonatologist at the children's hospital in Cleveland, said in an interview that the Vermont network maintained "an active quality-improvement program".
Sharp HealthCare, while participating in a statewide initiative to transform maternity care in California, successfully executed best practices and tools for OB hemorrhage by implementing an active quality improvement processes to drive change.
While four participants raised the issue of legal risk related to telephone presentations and the importance of having the policies to manage risk, none of the health services had active quality improvement processes related to telephone presentations in place.
In contrast, in the last decades, European Merino sheep have experienced a dramatic numerical decrease to the point that they are considered as endangered breeds and no longer undergo active genetic improvement.
The ArmA is therefore likely to have utility in practice for the evaluation of spasticity intervention (often for passive function) and possibly other focal interventions such as task practice training for active function improvement.
