They think about how to create the local structures and incentives to make better, safer, more appropriate care possible.
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The good news is that last year's health care reform act included provisions for the creation of Independence at Home Organizations — groups of doctors and nurses who treat patients in their homes — and incentives to make that work appealing.
But the film industry "has come to use plenty of its own Wall Street-style financial engineering, relying on tax credits and incentives to make money," Louise Story reports in The New York Times.
"But if they're going to lead, they're going to need some legislation and incentives to make it happen".
That means giving technical and financial assistance to developing countries and having external monitoring and incentives to make sure that capacity is built.
There is an urgent need for the public, policy makers, and care providers to develop a strategy encompassing education, audits, mandates, and incentives to make multidisciplinary care and self-management more accessible, sustainable, and affordable (16).
But as more countries get the bomb, tracing the seller will become harder and harder, and the incentive to make a sale will increase.
In March, explaining his cuts in aid for the unfortunate, he declared, "We don't want to turn the safety net into a hammock that lulls able-bodied people into lives of dependency and complacency, that drains them of their will and their incentive to make the most of their lives".
The result is that a substantial number of children come swaggering into the classroom having no reason to be polite or respectful (and thus, 'the slave-girl has given birth to her mistress'), and no incentive to make any serious effort.
