Most of the countries occupied by the French were organized as "sister republics," with institutions modeled on those of Revolutionary France.
Such institutions, modeled on the Anglo-American tradition, are domestically organized and embedded within distinctively diverse institutional contexts.
The extent to which 'supportive care during labour' can be realised strongly depends on the organisation of the institutions, models of care, staffing (quality and quantity of staff) and overall financial situation.
In the past, many offices like this one have been designed for a grants and contracts process that evolved to serve the tradition of single investigator, single institution model.
He tells me that he's had interest in his anchor-institutions model from representatives from about a hundred cities across the country.
Cincinnati has experimented with the anchor-institution model, as well as Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Jacksonville.
San Francisco University is a private institution modeled on colleges in the United States.
Luckily for them, the School of Applied Arts was a progressive institution, modelled on London's V&A in the way that it took decorative arts seriously, and influenced by the English arts and crafts movement, and its theorist, William Morris.
Thus, we did PSM three times for three different institution models.
Colombia launched in 2012, IETS, a priority setting institution modelled along the lines of the NHS's NICE [ 28] to support priority setting across its insurance plans.
