As recognized by the NRC (2007), the development and implementation of a transformational paradigm will require a major commitment to new funding to sustain an iterative and long-term process that changes institutional toxicity testing and risk assessment practices.
Or worse, its commitment to new rules is suspect.
The orchestra's commitment to new music continues.
Nevertheless, one of today's most pervasive and perplexing challenges for senior managers deals with how and when to make a commitment to the new practices.
Elsewhere (2015) [ 20], these authors note P&T to remain a 'vexed and unresolved issue' in many middle- and low-income settings, arguing that above all, political commitment to improving such practices and to new solution focused inter-disciplinary thinking and research is required.
Fortunately, current industry activity responding to the sustainability challenges suggests a growing commitment to sustainable practices.
It demonstrates visible commitment to sustainable practices and corporate social responsibility.
Right now, most of those learning opportunities are lost because there is no systematic commitment to generating new knowledge from everyday medical practice.
Their commitment to the new strategies and their readiness to change practice (both important indicators of successful implementation) will also be assessed.
