The only difference is that those drivers who have no license but have a legitimate form of identification, a valid auto insurance policy and no previous violations would be allowed to keep their cars if a licensed driver were on hand or nearby to take over the wheel.
Handler received a policy identification number, but it was wrong.
This new approach calls for a "deliberate development policy," moving away from a process of making trade-offs through implicit decision-making, to an explicit identification of policy objectives, an order of prioritization, and resource alignment that will achieve them.
Development of a policy agenda and identification of planned media strategies are also needed to be successful at impacting policy change.
Recently, however, a number of studies indicate that a policy of early identification of type 2 diabetes may be worth seriously considering.
Before a policy of active identification can be implemented, however, it is important to carefully weigh the opportunity costs and system capacity.
This may be a green-field opportunity to use a policy of active identification of diabetes and dysglycemia as a means to propel health care toward an innovative preventive orientation for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs).
As undiagnosed diabetes is frequently associated with potentially preventable costly diabetes complications and concomitant cardiovascular risk factors (4– 6), a policy of early identification through systematic or opportunistic means may have some appeal.
Time variation in tax-benefit rules also provides a better identification when policy reforms occur over the period under consideration, as discussed, e.g., in Bargain et al. (2014).
Currently, even those known to have diabetes receive suboptimal care in general, and an active identification policy will add considerable pressures on the system by adding a large number of hitherto undiagnosed cases and also bringing substantial numbers with dysglycemia to the attention of the system.
