This report presents findings from the first year of implementation (2009-10).
The first year of implementation was costly and onerous, far more so than companies had been led to expect.
The aim of the study was to estimate the coverage of the program in its first year of implementation.
In its first year of implementation, the number of "code yellows"—warnings that occur when there is not enough capacity to absorb expected demand decreased by nearly 50%.
The effectiveness of the BBS was proven with many companies recording a high percentage of reduction of injury rate, especially during the first year of implementation.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) substantially increased rates of insurance coverage within the first year of implementation, including among women of reproductive age.
To describe the clinical activity of the home care support team (HCST) over the first year of implementation in a health area.
In the first year of implementation, the program was productive, profitable, and widely acceptable to egg producers, all of whom plan to continue production in future years.
The education minister, Christopher Pyne, indicated last week he would keep the Gonski-inspired reforms only for the first year of implementation (2014) and would devise a new system to apply the following year.
His surprise decision on Tuesday to hike the levy in 2011 from £1.7bn means that he will achieve this goal in the first year of implementation, not just in subsequent years.
An analysis I am in the process of publishing with my collaborator, Khurram Nasir, shows that the ACA reduced the number of uninsured Americans with heart disease by a fifth in just its first year of implementation.
