14 Our results also highlight the importance of having an accurate risk prediction tool in implementing benefit based tailored treatment.
As President Obama noted, in every case the regulations have been successfully implemented, benefits have exceeded costs, and the economy and regulated industry have done just fine.
We now implement benefits offered by accessory male investment that can increase paternity but that trades off against sperm production per se.
Third, the research project converges with capacity building, in this case through training of different categories of health professionals, so that the programme once implemented benefits from the developments required by the research itself.
(For another institution that has successfully implemented benefit-sharing in Africa, see the paper on IMRA in this BMC series).
Through a systematic review of OA indicators and a quality appraisal of the indicator development and implementation, we identified 15 indicators of the quality of primary care for OA which could be implemented, benefiting patients, clinicians and policy development.
Although in Norway there are several social security- and welfare benefit schemes by which particular groups are refunded there is no general reimbursement of the costs of private dental care by public funds and Sweden has implemented benefit schemes for the total adult population that are of a more universal nature.
Addressing that issue and according to the requirements of the recently implemented benefit assessment regulation for new drugs (Arzneimittelmarktneuordnungsgesetz, AMNOG), a subgroup analysis was performed with the PLATO results evaluating the subset of patients in the study cohort receiving ≤150 mg ASA (ASA low-dose cohort).
To increase knowledge sharing between traditional medical healers and conventional scientists, and potentially tap into a new source of drug products, NIPRD implemented benefit-sharing agreements that allowed a traditional medical healer to participate in the profits of any drug originating from their recipe.
In order to overcome this barrier and build an adequate pipeline of traditional herbal medicines, NIPRD implemented benefit-sharing agreements with traditional herbal healers – a measure that was seen by Dr. Charles Wambebe, the first director of NIPRD, to be necessary for brokering trust and gaining access to a vast pool of traditional medical knowledge [ 21].
