This commentary is based on a qualitative study of individual, semi-structured telephone interviews with 31 health care administrators, policy experts, clinicians, and health plan representatives.
With the increasing number of young people enrolling in higher education programs in different universities, the quality of university degree has become increasingly a matter of concern for academic professors, university administrators, policy makers, and the government.
The academic performances and more efficient use of resources have always been important issues for university top administrators, policy makers, state, faculties, employers, staffs, alumni, and students (Ahn et al. 1988 , 1989 Abbott and Doucouliagos 2003; Avkiran 2001; Monfared et al. 2006).
But education requires constancy and cooperation among many players--teachers, administrators, policy experts, parents, and the students themselves.
The group maintains (and I agree) that such a change "would make the true budgetary implications of credit assistance more transparent to program administrators, policy makers and the public".
These categories included the public, health professionals, health administrators, policy makers and politicians, and the research community.
Guidelines are useful tools for administrators, policy makers, managers, clinical leaders and care givers to achieve this aim.
However, this information is not easy to communicate to users of epidemiological data (clinicians, administrators, policy makers).
The others were student representations, administrators, policy makers, representatives from the Makerere University Quality Assurance body, lecturers and the National Council for Higher Education.
Overcrowded emergency departments (ED) are an ongoing issue for hospital staff, healthcare administrators, policy makers and patients.
Encourage colleagues, administrators, policy makers, and the public to think differently about curricula, moving away from surveys of content to programs that focus on teaching for understanding.
