As party secretary of the coastal province of Jiangsu, he advocated bringing in environmental and social criteria for assessing cadre performance, in addition to growth and investment.
While the review does indicate two broad thematic areas of interest – cadre performance and intervention effectiveness – these cannot be effectively combined, such that alternative cadres are evaluated against other more conventional cadres of health workers.
In simple terms, Keen and a talented, driven cadre of performance directors in key sports have expanded the British Cycling philosophy to the whole of British sport.
Similar to any other health cadre, the performance of CHWs depends on their job satisfaction derived from certain intrinsic and extrinsic motivators.
We now seek to expand the functional applications of the mussel-inspired adhesive platform by incorporating cell-directed enzymatic degradation to its cadre of desirable performance characteristics.
This will determine, in line with available evidence, which cadres can reliably perform which tasks, where to set performance thresholds, and how to ensure the best fit with existing roles and scopes of practice.
Previous enquiry focusing on the motivation, retention and performance of cadres of CHWs has typically sought to determine the right incentives to elicit tangible improvements in these outcomes [ 10, 11, 16- 19].
The HSSE study aimed to expand the evidence base on effective use of mid-level health workers in emergency obstetric and neonatal care, and to identify the factors that would optimise the retention of these cadres and support their performance.
In India, ASHAs (accredited social health activists), a CHW cadre paid based on performance of certain activities, have become an integral part of the health delivery system.
Michelson's (2010) description provides a clear overview of the control put on fertility in rural areas: "The performance of local cadres is evaluated to an important measure by their success in meeting birth targets.
