The main perceived aim of task shifting is to improve access to health care services in places with acute shortages of health personnel without compromising its quality [ 3].
In the Netherlands, the aim of task reallocation in the health care sector and more particularly the undesirable situation in which nurses prescribe medicines on an illegal basis, have been the main driving force behind the introduction of nurse prescribing [ 117, 118].
The primary aim of task-shifting is to facilitate increased patient access to health services, through enabling a rapid scale-up of much needed health care interventions, and lower HRH training and salary costs [ 7].
The Department of Health said that funding would be allocated from the £8bn annual increase promised to the NHS by 2020 in order to achieve the aims of the task force.
The aims of the task context-aware e-mail platform are to support 1) the composition of e-mail forms and 2) the extraction of the data contained in reply e-mails.
After being prompted to leave the room a short time afterwards, the duped students were asked a bunch of questions (to divert them from the true aims of the task), including to estimate how many of the others in the group they thought would remember their t-shirt afterwards.
In discriminative learning, one learns the mapping from stimuli to responses directly for each task with the aim of optimizing task performance.
Task-specific training (TST) is a rehabilitation technique that involves goal-directed practice of motor tasks with the aim of improving task performance.
Usually, the aim of multi-task job scheduling is to maximize the profit or minimize the cost while subject to the resource and deadline constraints.
The aim of this task was to explore the nature of the strategies used during the discrimination task.
He asked for forgiveness, saying the "aim of my task was to harm the motivation and work ethic of the Korean people.
