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The NAPC is developing a new model of primary care with a workforce built around the ongoing needs of the population it serves and is working with the College of Occupational Therapists to promote the profession within that.

Build bespoke accommodation: Hanover Housing Association is developing a new model of bespoke housing targeted at a younger spectrum of older people, which aims to encourage people to downsize from family housing to apartments.

Manjula Patel Manjula Patel, 50, has spent the last 10 years as service manager (health) at the Murray Hall Community Trust, developing a new model of palliative care focused on giving people a "good death" – by allowing them to die at home, with dignity.

Apple is developing a new model of the iPad with a 7.85-inch display that it could announce before the start of the holiday shopping season, according to people with knowledge of the project who declined to be named discussing confidential plans.

The future for the Royal Glamorgan would see it become a "beacon site" for developing a new model of acute medicine for people with chronic illnesses.

Theoretically, the paper extends the scope of the literature of entrepreneurial strategy by developing a new model of entrepreneurial strategic approaches with a processual perspective through building up its link to complexity theory and processual philosophy.

The charity is urging the Government to develop a new model of homelessness treatment which is more adapted to women.

A more measured pace of enlargement would have given the European Union time to develop a new model of relations with Russia and other countries that have no prospects of E.U. accession in the foreseeable future.

Although he was able to develop a new model of the atomic nucleus while working at the Center, his desire to perform more experimental research led him to a research professorship at the University of California in San Diego in 1967.

In some sprawling cities in India, where a tradition of scooter use may make bus rapid transit more difficult to create, researchers are working to develop a new model of tuk-tuk, or motorized cab, that is cheap and will run on alternative fuels or with a highly efficient engine.

But here it gets to take over the hall on its own terms, working with the soprano Dawn Upshaw in one of the artistic partnerships it has cultivated in recent years, as it has worked to develop a new model of orchestral leadership for the 21st century.