However, a critical difference in these processes is that collaboration on health technology assessment harmonizes the evidence underpinning coverage decisions while collaboration on PLA negotiations effectively harmonizes the coverage decisions.
This creates a re-invention challenge for forest agencies to effectively facilitate and harmonize the competing and sometimes conflicting demands of the various stakeholders and forest managers.
What's more, even if we somehow could effectively aggregate, rank or harmonize our interests and direct a single leader to implement the public's will, we still should resist the temptation to do so.
The CBR-TWG is effectively leading efforts to harmonize CBIs, generate evidence to inform planning, and engage stakeholders in dialogue about fiduciary risks and due diligence requirements.
Instead, organizations should a) introduce a human operating system, a model with a culture that values humans and behavior at its core; b) reduce their reliance on the traditional governance operating system; and c) harmonize the two models to more effectively put humanity back at the center of business.
In particular, through policy documents and data sets such as Babies and Bosses and Starting Strong series and the OECD family database, OECD has effectively established family policy agenda and benchmarks for member countries to harmonize their social policies.
This substantial heterogeneity complicates attempts at meaningful comparisons across studies and effectively precludes pooled analyses of study results without substantial efforts to harmonize and co-calibrate the cognitive measures.
An implication of this is that it might be extremely difficult for the 22 countries without a national health research agenda to effectively perform their governance role of ensuring that all health research actors harmonize and align their research with the national health priority needs.
Policies need to be harmonized and effectively integrated across different divisions of the health sector as described under "integration".
Although the officials who oversee competition law decisions (antitrust law in the U.S). have their own meetings to harmonize their approaches, this is a field in which one aggressive office can effectively choose a path for the rest of the world.
