In line with the implicit and explicit MIP objectives described above, the MIP impact was assessed in terms of equity of access to essential health care services and financial protection against the health care costs – which, together, are two key dimensions of the universal coverage plans.
There are three key words.
Here are five key questions.
With these premises, an analytical framework for dissecting migrant workers' manifested aspirations – their everyday ways of "trying to get something better", as an interviewee put it – could be developed along three key dimensions (cf. Spenner & Featherman, 1978): Contents (i.e. aspiring what?).
Within the NHS, quality is evaluated across three key dimensions: clinical effectiveness, safety and patient experience, with the latter modelled on the Picker Principles of Patient-Centred Care (PCC).
A conceptual link can thus be drawn between the three key dimensions of transformational leadership and the promotion of teamwork in a school.
This report--the second in a series--examines that progress on three key dimensions: Roll-Out (Are milestones being met?), Reactions (Are key players cooperating?) and Results (is reform controlling costs of covering Americans?).
Most authors thus agree that quality of life is a concept that encompasses three key dimensions: physical, psychological and social e.g. [ 3].
Sensitivity to neighborhood scale is enhanced through disaggregation of the modeled outcomes in three key dimensions: purpose, time, and space.
Who is evaluating all these partial contributions?" The goal of a CAMHS system entails three key dimensions: scope, developmental perspective and target or population based approach.
