Based on one organization's experience, the key factors discussed in this commentary offer promising practices that can facilitate more effective, rapid and efficient training initiatives that avoid the same old traps.
In order to develop effective and efficient educational initiatives that will evolve and motivate the students, it is important to explore whether the students are natives or whether a digital divide exists in this generation.
The approved closed claims are indicative of partly or totally preventable injuries and are therefore of great interest in designing efficient preventive initiatives and a health care system with better patient safety.
Once established, Contact&Connect promises to be a cost-efficient prevention initiative that could be rolled out to a large number of people at the same time.
He believes that there has been a focus on voter-friendly, but not necessarily effective or efficient, policies and initiatives.
In the near future, the efforts of multiple stakeholders, promoters and funding agencies will need to converge into more efficient and coordinated initiatives under the umbrella and support of 'networks of networks', which should avoid redundancies and inefficiencies in research.
Such information is crucial to support the efficient management of initiatives aimed at reducing epidemiologic risks of arthropod vector-borne pathogens, a priority for public health.
Michael Patterson, TXU Energy's director of communications, said that his company offers numerous energy-efficient and renewable initiatives in its power-service plans.
We focus on one programmatic initiative, "Efficient Consumer Response" (ECR) conceived as a radical program of change designed to achieve cost savings and speed up business processes throughout manufacturer retailer networks.
As has been demonstrated by the global poliomyelitis eradication initiative, efficient surveillance systems can be established, even in resource-poor settings, at quite low cost relative to the cost of the intervention itself.
