A British Chambers of Commerce study of 144 new rules in 1998-2010 puthehe total cost at £88 billion, of which two-thirds was attributable to European Union legislation.Implementation is crucial: unless reform of the state is seen to be equitable and effective, citizens will not accept it.
However community-based approaches to prevent childhood obesity that are multi-sector and multi-strategy show promise as being effective and also have the potential to be equitable, sustainable and cost-effective [ 1- 8].
Taking these steps, the U.S. can achieve the goal that every American receives patient-centered care that is equitable, affordable, and effective.
"Government has to intervene in a massive way to make sure that the outcomes are equitable and just and effective".
In particular, that provision is evidence based, cost effective and there is equitable ability to have prescribed medicines listed as subsidised, on PHARMAC's schedule.
Defining effective teaching is very vague and subjective, and seniority is equitable.
After all, we would like health care to be effective, equitable, and efficient.
Thus, new forms of organization of these systems have been designed to better treat chronic conditions, aiming to be more equitable, cost-effective and to generate satisfaction and quality of life for their users.
e360: Well, that gets to the question of whether there is even in theory a treaty that's both equitable and effective.
Service providers envisage an 'ideal' model of trauma care which is timely, equitable, effective and holistic, but this can differ from the care currently provided.
