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How does the digital world present positive opportunities and risks for the development and enactment of civic agency?
This reality makes the development and enactment of policy reforms that can bend the health care cost curve one of the best and most important uses of time for legislators and governors when they reconvene in state capitals starting in January.
Lynch et al. (2013) pose several research challenges for STEM-focused schools, the first of which is, "What are they and how do they work?" Research on the conceptualization, development, and enactment of STEM-focused schools can provide useful information to help address this important research challenge.
Community Involvement 7. Encourage community involvement and family participation in ECCE through the development and enactment of appropriate policies.
Government decisions concerning FDC working conditions played out through interactions with both schemes and the clients that use FDC, however schemes and clients also independently influence the development and enactment of other working conditions that may promote or risk educator mental health and wellbeing.
While MD's, as a result of their clinical educator role, are best placed to identify key practical questions to study, the PhD's, because of their academic training and theoretical backgrounds, have the required competencies to enrich those practical questions with theoretical perspectives and contribute effectively to the development and enactment of the associated research projects.
However the documenting of treatment delivery needs to be accompanied by knowledge of the perceptions and enactment of therapies by participants to inform the development and evaluation of complex interventions [22].
Additional implications for policy include the need for development of clear guidelines regarding the referral processes of Aboriginal children with disabilities and enactment of policies to address financial barriers.
There are three key challenges in Kenya to further promotion of financial inclusion via development of mobile financial services: facilitation of increased competition; transformation of non-digital microfinance institutions; and enactment of greater consumer protection.
