The results suggest that the implementation of the intensive case management model is preferable to the linkage model as case managers in the intensive model tend to be better able to provide personalized care as well as overall quality of care, are less impeded by competitiveness of other care organizations and are more closely connected to the expert team.
The results of this process evaluation show that the intensive case management model is easier to implement as case managers in this model tend to be more able to provide quality of care, are less impeded by competitiveness of other care organizations and are more closely connected to the expert team than case managers in the linkage model.
Or it could be that the city's staggering number of galleries and cutthroat competitiveness impedes any sort of grand, central collaboration.
In 2010, Kawakami et al. worried that "[a]lthough direct, quantitative effects are difficult to demonstrate, it seems reasonable that these regulatory delays have presented serious challenges to Japanese researchers working, or seeking to work, in these fields, and ultimately impeded progress and competitiveness".
Germany, which sells more than 50 percent of its exports to the euro zone, would lose vital markets and probably end up with an overvalued currency that would impede its international economic competitiveness.
The research indicates that there are a number of factors contributing to or impeding the development of the competitiveness of FAEDFs in China.
However, obtaining evidence for intrinsic sire effects on the sperm competitiveness phenotype is impeded to some degree due to random effects arising from the background in which sperm competitiveness is estimated.
Moreover, from an economic perspective, domestic articles are subject to stricter requirements than those which are produced abroad, putting actors from within the EEA at competitive disadvantage and thus impeding the intention of REACH to enhance competitiveness and innovation.
Furthermore, the process for residue conversion was based on particular design assumptions, and other technologies could enhance competitiveness while considerations such as perceived risk could impede applications.
While this may impede attempts to relieve the inpatient sector, proponents of this solution argue that it strengthens the competitiveness of the public hospital sector if the patient would otherwise have been admitted to a private hospital.
Lack of research impedes decision-makers from making information-based decisions and using innovative methods to improve the competitiveness of cloud-based service programs.
