The first stage that commenced in May 2002 involved the deployment of dedicated services for the assessment and medical follow-up of patients who had undergone lung transplantation.
Of note, a recent systematic review of initiatives to shorten DUP [ 32] concluded that establishing dedicated services for people with FEP does not in itself reduce DUP.
This feature is not unique, for example, DOI, PURL and LSID can be resolved through dedicated services.
There are dedicated services too, including finance.
The Met Police's decision to investigate the alleged murders of three boys in the late 1970s by members of a Wesminster VIP paedophile ring - based in part on the evidence put forward by a male survivor of the sexual abuse - has also brought a new focus onto the need for dedicated male rape services, as have the reports of Lord Janner's alleged abuse of boys dating back to the 1960s.
Theatres have filled out their auditoria with sponsored seats before, and raised money with sponsored and inscribed bricks, so in these times of financial stringency why not provide a service for dedicated theatre-goers who want to attend in perpetuity?
Among other Jubilee news: The Archbishop of Canterbury praised the Queen for dedicating herself to the service of her nation and the Commonwealth.
Some suggest that integrated services promote access to care, reduce costs and may be less stigmatizing for those accessing dedicated HIV services [ 11, 12].
While economic valuation methods for ecosystem services and biophysical models of natural processes have existed for decades, the rise of dedicated ecosystem services modeling tools is a more recent development.
Although the types of frustrations experienced by some Family Rewards participants are not unusual for cash transfer programs, which might diminish motivation, the CBOs and the helpline created a good degree of trust for the program through dedicated customer service, community-building social events and clear explanations of rules for payment and their legitimacy.
