Along with $39 million more for an advanced computing initiative, $70 million for biological and environmental research (including $35 million in earmarks), and a $5.6 million boost for fusion science, DOE's high-energy and nuclear physics were brought back roughly to fiscal year 2005 levels.
The president has an advanced manufacturing initiative in place, albeit with modest funding thanks to a stingy Congress.
8 21 22 This paper is based on a secondary analysis of data obtained from a survey of patients' satisfaction done in 47 practices that took part in an evaluation of the advanced access initiative in 2005-6.
Beyond e-commerce, Milton Chou, China Growth Leader at GE Ventures expects investment growth in intelligent lighting, smart buildings, energy efficient control systems, medical devices and life sciences, as well as advanced manufacturing initiatives such as robotics and 3D printing.
Together with "new tactics" in India and Pakistan and new clinical trials for advanced vaccines, the initiative, said Dr. Aylward, "is a manageable problem, geographically and operationally".
This paper therefore reviewed and highlighted some of the advanced nation's initiatives and strategies with a view to draw inferences that can help African nations and other LDC to initiate their own nanotechnology programs for their economic and industrial advancements.
Besides their direct impact on the health of home care customers, these advanced HHA training initiatives have another important potential benefit: By offering an enhanced career path for our nation's one million HHAs, they should help reduce turnover, enabling home care agencies to retain our most experienced HHAs as a vital resource.
For example, the EIP is engaged in the new advanced molecular detection (AMD) initiative at CDC to explore and advance application of modern molecular technologies to the practice of public health.
By the early 1990s, high-profile MITI initiatives in advanced computers and nuclear power were widely viewed as failures.
Similar variable responses may explain why initiatives like advanced access may appear attractive to some urban practices, but increase workload in others [ 26].
Initiatives like "advanced access" are driven by assumptions about this kind of behaviour, and that the strategies patients use to obtain appointments increase demand and inefficiencies, and reduce access for others [ 12].
