It is hoped that by providing NPCs with advanced leadership and skills training (the intervention) we will have an impact on maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality) and help to strengthen the position of mid-level providers to expand cost-effective, quality services to under-serviced areas and thereby improve equitable access to care.
The future is bright for environment professionals – businesses are now seeing the environment as a mainstream opportunity to make their operations more cost effective, expand and ensure they reduce their impact on a fragile environment.
As the voice of industry, AHIP's web site boldly describes its goals "to provide a unified voice for the health care financing industry, to expand access to high quality, cost effective health care to all Americans, and to ensure Americans' financial security through robust insurance markets, product flexibility and innovation, and an abundance of consumer choice".
The need to cater for a rapidly growing world population means that over the next decades food production will have to become more cost effective and expand into areas that are naturally poor in mineral nutrients.
This process may lead to the discovery of novel functional connections between TF regulatory pathways and diseases, thus providing a cost effective way to expand knowledge from one ChIPx study to other research areas.
This has led to an expanded synthesis program, one that is efficient and cost effective.
To expand the skill set of infection preventionists as a cost effective approach.
The alliances have also made it cost effective for airlines to fly new routes, or to expand service on existing routes.
Newer systems are also more cost effective while still offering the flexibility to grow as the charity expands and develops.
Our findings suggest that the introduction of an effective gel could be cost saving at reasonable gel prices, in particular as ART access is expanded, and highly cost-effective even at current gel prices.
An estimated 18% to 37% of neonatal deaths, defined as deaths occurring during the first 28 days of life, could be averted through expanded coverage of cost-effective interventions, if delivered through family or community approaches [ 2].
