Sentence examples for funding interventions from inspiring English sources

In this perspective we review existing financing mechanisms for funding interventions known to reduce adverse childhood experiences and discuss innovative financing approaches that use insurance as well as pay-for-success funding mechanisms.

The government said funding for these interventions stopped in April 2013, with local authorities and police commissioners "responsible for deciding whether to continue funding interventions in their own area".

Ms Robbins has been actively collaborating with UNICEF for the past four years, funding interventions in Niger, Ethiopia and Sudan.

In the UK (UK), the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) typically recommends in favour of funding interventions with an ICER below thresholds of £20 000/QALY, requires considerable clinical benefit to recommend funding interventions between £20 000 and £30 000/Qand, and recommends against funding interventions with an ICER above these thresholds.

Reporting 'net costs' is important because cost offsets have a major influence on cost-effectiveness, as well as the ongoing budget implications of funding interventions over the longer term.

However, continued collaboration among partners is likely and regardless of level of funding, interventions conducted may be scaled to meet local needs based on available resources (e.g., fewer DUI checkpoints, or low-manpower checkpoints, and increased saturation patrols).

These service pattern clusters differed from each other on proportion HIV positive, HIV testing history, history of abuse, education, type of residence, type of funding, intervention type, and ethnicity.

Thirdly and finally, the risk of market failure during the long gestation from basic science to eventual therapy means that early government funding intervention may be necessary to motivate patenting, venture capital investment and pharmaceutical engagement in this emerging industry.

The authors found that in the short run, hedge fund interventions produced a 6 percent rise in stock prices.

Donor-funded interventions are often expected to demonstrate short- or medium-term impact.

The underlying idea is that policy makers fund interventions according to this rank ordering until their budget is exhausted.