Other countries like Australia have ameliorated this dynamic by implementing mandatory attendance at the polls — Down Under, if one does not show up, even to cast a ballot for "none of the above," a fine of roughly $15 is imposed.
10 However, given the multiple reasons for attendance at EDs with non-urgent problems, 11 14 there is no clear intervention that can be implemented prior to attendance.
An annual data collection was implemented (2010 2012), including attendance, individual assessment of the children's learning and development, family circumstances and observational measures of the quality of the programs attended by children.
The study was implemented with the attendance of 39 elementary student teachers who were currently in their second years at the Karadeniz Technical University, Fatih Faculty of Education, during the 2009-2010 semestersmesemesters
This study will focus on attendance policies implemented at tertiary institutions of education and their impact on students.
Since the cost of missing medical appointments in the NHS is around $1390 million dollars per year, our innovation model may be implemented to improve patient attendance to family doctors and hospital appointments.
Learning and coping education strategies (LC) was implemented to enhance patient attendance in the cardiac rehabilitation programme.
The items will document extent to which interventions were implemented, acceptability, barriers to attendance, and perceived harms and benefits.
After a systematic mass mammography breast cancer screening programme was implemented between 1991 and 1996 (attendance 80%), we evaluated its impact on survival according to socioeconomic status (SES).
Short follow-up appointments (similar to those provided by the trial), with clinical measurements fed back to the GP, could be implemented to potentially enhance attendance, adherence, and sustain intervention effects.
