The paper contributes to critical commentary on how 'workfare' initiatives articulate with the experiences and concerns of disabled trainees, the novelty arising in part from centralising the material spaces at the heart of such initiatives.
The report concludes: "The UK policy goals in this area must be ambitious, transparent and deliverable and the strategic goals for the initiative clearly articulated".
Senior clinical and non-clinical leaders should visibly champion and mandate best practice initiatives and articulate that hand hygiene non-compliance is culturally and professionally unacceptable to the organization.
Different role descriptions and terms of reference for specific patient engagement initiatives in the literature articulated how patients and their families would be engaged or were expected to engage, and what the objectives, expectations or outcomes of the initiative were anticipated to be regarding patient engagement [ 29, 30].
John Hume, as SDLP leader, used the programme to articulate publicly his bold initiative to draw the IRA into ceasefire talks and political negotiations.
I read this paper with glee when it came out, because it articulates exactly what the landscape initiative called The Spine of the Continent is all about.
This initiates new production relations and methods, articulated by the exchange of and access to knowledge, for example, through open source systems, expertise exchange initiatives, patent pools, and open licensing.
The Stockholm Initiative on Global Security and Governance, issued in April 1991, articulated the desire for a more proficient system of global governance.
These initiatives either missed to articulate a clear value proposition to patients or lacked a sustainable profit generation formula.
How likely are these initiatives to get beyond articulating values and goals to produce real action?
