They have to incorporate the viewpoints of a wide variety of institutions, participants and interest groups who have a stake in the decision-making and in implementing actions.
While this paper focuses on a single condition, health literacy is an important aspect in implementing actions across the spectrum of health care issues.
Brazil was the first developing country to introduce a national plan for the prevention of MTCT [ 8], which gained international notoriety due to its commitment in implementing actions that responded to HIV infection [ 9].
In doing so, it moves beyond the common focus on authority and rules in health systems literature to consider how to work through other 'modes of operational governance' (Hill and Hupe 2009), and to engage the people and relationships of the health system in implementing actions to strengthen it.
The goals of this workshop were to share a summary of the determinants of low membership, inform participants about the broker's role, and identify coaching techniques that could be used in developing and implementing action plans.
The second section provides a critical discussion on the potential challenges of implementing action research in Singapore public schools.
That is why current trends in managing nature (mainly biodiversity) protection in the EU, in addition to recommending the means of implementing actions imposed in a top-down fashion, are increasingly often perceived as needing to be complemented with significantly more effective bottom-up initiatives.
Money was needed when implementing actions, especially in the most remote areas, as transportation was costly.
I work in a franchise system, which means implementing actions requires different companies (us and our bottling partners) to prioritise and invest in the same projects.
We don't typically observe when an activity aimed at reducing the likelihood of a high consequence event succeeds since it is difficult to confirm that significant loss would have occurred in the absence of the implemented action; thus reducing the incentive for a manager to make expensive mitigation actions that may not be tested (Collins et al. 2013).
