Community-based organizations are important health system stakeholders as they provide numerous, often highly valued programs and services to the members of their community.
Community-based organizations are important health system stakeholders as they provide numerous, often highly valued programs and services to the members of their (typically urban) community.
A cultural connectedness or awareness component, for example, might be highly valued by programs delivered in Indigenous-specific settings, or specifically for minority cultural groups.
Studies have found that journal clubs benefit from an explicit expectation that residents attend journal club and if journal clubs are highly valued by the program director [ 4, 37, 38].
Students with the strong science background provided by the EAS major are also highly valued by graduate programs in environmental law, public affairs, economics, and public policy.
Students with the strong science background provided by the SES major are also highly valued by graduate programs in environmental law, public affairs, economics, and public policy.
Research that improves the quality and longevity of life is unarguably to be highly valued, but GHR programs must distinguish themselves by taking a few steps back from remedying clinical disease and seek out the strategic issues found in upstream social and environmental determinants of health and illness.
In the two teacher training programs, the program was highly valued by students, although Merglen [ 29] did not report on any specific areas of perceived or measurable benefits to student participants.
As a result, the relationship that developed with the NFP nurse became a highly valued outcome related to program involvement for many of the mothers.
Residents highly valued their colleagues (67%), program directors (60%) and external psychiatrist/psychologist (49%) as well-being resources.
A participant focus group indicated that the HF ER-ICM program was highly valued, and that case managers were supporting participants to secure and maintain housing that meets their needs.
