Some studies analysed only recurrent costs, having excluded any initial set-up costs [ 23, 36, 46, 61], and several analysed the cost of the strategy without taking into account the cost implications of delivering maternal and newborn care [ 18- 21, 32, 37, 39, 41, 47, 49, 51, 54, 55].
The objective of the current study was to develop the understanding of the logistical and resource implications of delivering continuity of care, as part of a larger programme examining the design of postnatal care in the NHS in the United Kingdom.
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Many sources had been identified in the course of preparing earlier papers on HIV disclosure, consent, and the human rights implications of different modes of delivering HIV testing and counseling.
Finally we will collect information regarding the resource implication for delivering the intervention in terms of staff time spent in training, supervision or travelling.
A recent National Audit Office report warned that the delay in the procurement process "raised questions about the feasibility of delivering the whole programme by 2018", with implications for franchising and planned use of existing trains elsewhere on the rail network.
"This has important implications for delivered cost, and also for reliability of delivery — it can be challenging to ship stuff into Africa reliably from Europe," he told TechCrunch.
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It is, however, important to ensure that elderly patients are not excluded deliberately, as lower rates of brain imaging have implications in delivering effective acute treatment as well as the initiation of secondary prevention measures that could possibly result in poorer outcomes.
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