The phrase "aim goals" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the concept of setting or targeting specific objectives, but the combination of the words is awkward.
Example: "In order to succeed, we need to clearly define our aim goals for the project."
Alternatives: "set objectives" or "define targets."
She thinks that "from the broader view of the Institute" through these types of data "we'll be able to have triple aim goals".
Within the past decade, many health system performance frameworks have been developed [ 6– 23], comprised of various quality indicators, some of which relate to the Triple Aim goals.
The dashboard, developed via case-mix methods, measures 2 of the Triple Aim goals and can help health system planners better manage their health delivery systems.
In summary, the health system performance dashboard, developed via case-mix methods, can help policymakers, planners, and providers better manage their health delivery systems because it measures two of three of the Triple Aim goals at a system level.
So, 30 years [the 2050 Aim goal] is a reasonable timeframe.
By explicitly aiming goals at developed countries, the SDGs could solve this problem.
A fairer distribution of profits and a greater emphasis on preparedness are listed in the report as long-term aims goals to bring about sustainable development.
The aims, goals, and structures of the graduate programs vary widely, but Hersh says all emphasize bridging information technology and medicine.
Our definition enlarges the previous notions of CSI by introducing the need for a socially responsible orientation not only referring to the aimed goals but also with respect to the way the goals (societal needs) are satisfied.
Such operation of the controller fulfills the design requirement statement of 2, 3, 4 and 5. Thus, it can be considered that the designed system fulfills all the aimed goals.
The Zorgbalans fits well with the aims, goals and functions of the Dutch health system.
