Last week saw 19 of them, from building a new "World-Class Data Centre Hub" to the creation of the Talent Corporation, "tasked to strategise and implement initiatives" to fill millions of supposed new jobs.
3. Identifying conditions of the quality of life of elderly people might help implement initiatives aiming at the improvement of the quality of life and, as a consequence, decrease a demand for social help, i.e. nursing services.
Healthcare facilities and managers need to understand the potential impact of these factors when planning and implementing initiatives to improve quality of HATCS.
The study investigates the experiences of a range of primary care staff around implementing initiatives for the earlier diagnosis of cancer.
In developing appropriate behaviours, there is a need to implement initiatives that raise awareness of quality use of medicines as an issue, that develop appropriate skills and knowledge, and that reinforce and maintain appropriate behaviours [ 8].
Estimating the cost of burnout is an important first step to informing decisions regarding the value of implementing initiatives to decrease physician burnout.
Some authors have highlighted the difficulty of implementing case management systems or population-based chronic illness management systems, as compared with implementing specific clinical interventions such as clinical practice guidelines [ 18, 46], or the challenges of implementing initiatives to harmonize practices, which require time, adaptation, and open-mindedness [ 47].
"The fund aims to pool resources from Africa's strongest economies and use them across the continent to implement initiatives in the framework of the African Union's Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme CAADP to boost agricultural productivity and food security in Africa", said Chimimba David Phiri, FAO Sub-regional Coordinator for Southern Africa.
Other regions and countries have implemented initiatives to prevent the distribution of substandard drugs, although these are mainly aimed at detecting falsified drugs.
Most research has concentrated on lay or peer educators' experiences or the processes of implementing initiatives.[ 12- 16] Such work has found that lay people, although initially apprehensive, generally enjoy the experience and gain personally from it.
