To clarify the use of terms, we call 'administrative fragmentation' both the high number of institutional policy makers that decide on environmental and social issues on the territory and the increase in the number of smaller decision makers.
The identified issues and implications allows institutional policy makers, administrators, and program planners to better understand the needs of this population, undertake informed policy and planning decisions, and pursue funding allocation in an effort to improve the QoL of the elderly.
Students travel with Stanford faculty and Arts Institute staff for a week-long engagement with the arts, meeting institutional leaders, policy makers, and arts practitioners.
And, finally, it means every player in the entire investment value chain – corporations, institutional investors, policy makers, financial and equity analysts, market makers, regulators, advisors, asset managers and the financial media – must look further down the tracks or risk being run over by the train.
These findings illuminate the complexity of career choice and suggest attracting the best, most diverse academic workforce requires institutional leaders and policy makers go beyond developing individual skill, attending to individuals' values and promoting institutional and systemic reforms.
It highlights that there is less hybridisation of institutional logics than policy makers might hope: some researchers hosted in academic healthcare organisations are not part of the care institutional logic, others are not well integrated with the research institutional logic.
In a broader theoretical perspective, this comparative study also highlights the effects of preexisting institutions and the policy outcomes they bring about several decades". "Song's systematic, comparative analysis provides a nuanced understanding of the institutional constraints that policy makers and firms face when responding to economic crisis and change.
The lack of long-term outcomes data will hamper its adoption by institutional and regional policy makers who must focus on cost versus benefit.
institutions and policy makers".
We conducted in-depth interviews with key informants drawn from within the broader health research system in Kenya including researchers from the mainstream health research institutions, networks and universities, teaching hospitals, policy makers, institutional review boards, civil society organisations and community representative groups.
The proceedings include papers from researchers and practitioners, scientists and physicians, institutional leaders, managers and policy makers that contribute to constructing the Human Factors and Ergonomics approach across a variety of methodologies, domains and productive sectors.
