The overall objective of this study was to evaluate the behavior of different codend designs to provide basic information that is relevant for implementing technical management measures, improving selectivity and catch quality, and reducing energy consumption.
This may also be relevant for informing efforts to implement the WHO Code, for which country-specific technical guidelines, as well as regional efforts and professional association advocacy, may be particularly helpful.
Our approach to station development could be relevant for other HP trainees while implementing feedback and debriefing opportunities around the OSCE would maximise the opportunity for inter-professional interactions.
The results may also be relevant for state health insurance exchanges as the provisions of the Affordable Care Act are implemented.
Our results will contribute to the knowledge base of this quality improvement approach and are relevant for those who are implementing practice facilitation programs in their regions.
Implemented treatment protocols Figure a1 illustrates, in how many percent of units the different treatment protocols, that are relevant for hemodynamic management, were implemented (MI = myocardial infarction).
Although the issues surrounding screening are relevant for any screening procedure to be implemented in Europe and beyond, greater in-depth knowledge of inter-country differences is still required.
These findings are relevant for global organisations that are designing or implementing similar service evaluations, particularly as the establishment of more call centres in developing countries is likely with increased access to and decreased cost of telecommunications services.
This information is relevant for many radiology programs currently planning to implement or revise existing QI curricula.
This question is relevant for all countries where a system of managed competition is implemented or will be implemented in the future.
