This underscores the importance of accessible facilitator training for the development of falls prevention infrastructure.
The aim was to provide the MCFP, DPH, organizations that serve older adults, and other stakeholders with baseline data on statewide community-based falls prevention infrastructure.
This has implications for the development of statewide falls prevention infrastructure, because it increases the likelihood that health insurers may eventually reimburse for these programs.
By the early 1620s, the El Dorado myth was beginning to fall apart – exacerbated by the decaying infrastructure, falling yields and social tensions".The metals are not reborn, nor do they grow anew," as one writer had it.
With every visit to the hospital I could see the infrastructure falling apart, the addition of redundant administrators, declining bed occupancy, more public relations and less service to the public.
Car travel developed hugely over the 20th century as a result of technical progress and falling costs for infrastructure (routes, roads, equipment), vehicles (performance and reliability, comfort and ergonomics), systems (signage, traffic management) and services (fuelling, maintenance, insurance, rental and taxis).
But for one reason or another — one being cost — so many projects keep falling back to infrastructure services like Amazon Web Services, where instead of simply deploying to the cloud without much caring about what happens next, you have to provision individual servers running Linux or Windows and configure them as you would a machine of your own.
He explained that South Africa's decision to sign the NPT was "motivated by concern that it didn't want any undeclared nuclear material or infrastructure falling into the hands of Nelson Mandela" and the African National Congress (ANC).
Yet financing infrastructure is falling out of favour with banks.
Our infrastructure is falling apart … Our airports are, like, Third World".
