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The trainees are taught to assess the airway of anesthetized patients according to a modified "LEMON" method [11], implement the institutional prehospital algorithm for difficult airway (Fig. 1) in the operating room (OR), and learn the surgical airway procedure in wet lab training using the Frova Crico Trainer™ (Habel Medizintechnik, 1210 Vienna) as depicted in Fig. 2.

The role of government in implementing the institutional changes necessary for deregulation was central: government economic intervention remained strong.

GENDER EQUALITY An overview of the progress made in implementing the institutional and programmatic components of the UNICEF Gender Action Plan during 2014.

While the president himself may be sincere in seeking to root out corruption, he has failed to implement the kind of institutional checks required.Despite a near-quadrupling in the oil price since he took office (for which he can take some of the credit), Venezuela's economy contracted by 7.5% last year and is forecast to grow by less than 3% this year.

The movement was created from the impetus behind the Lawrence campaign to maintain pressure on the government to implement the Macpherson recommendations on institutional racism.

The intervention components for each group are displayed in Table  1.> Interventions will be implemented at the institutional level.

S.V., G.R.F and C.G. receive additional funding from the University of Cologne Emerging Groups Initiative CONNECTT group) implemented into the Institutional Strategy of the University of Cologne and the German Excellence Initiative.

The capacity on an HR and institutional basis to implement the framework on a sustainable and achievable basis.

Our findings suggest workflow inefficiencies in medication reconciliation, which could be compromising the overall efficiency, quality, and institutional ability to implement the process.

Standardization and the use of health informatics tools could potentially improve efficiency, reduce time-consumption and increase institutional ability to implement the process.

Hardly mentioned were calls to develop manufacturing capacity in the developing world and inadequate institutional capacity to implement the WTO provisions, the latter noted by a Tanzanian government official during the 2006 AIDS Conference.