He or she will continually create and cultivate the appropriate layer of governance, which includes establishing the organizational code of conduct, setting the tone from the top down and bottom- up, and cultivating values of trust, integrity, reputation, ethics -- the things that you can't touch or feel, but can sense that they exist.
They allow better accountability to local communities through the new layer of governance that exists in all FTs – the council of governors representing local community interests.
However, while the 'recentralization' policy of 'PHC under one roof' can reduce polycentricity, community coalitions, being an additional layer of governance, can increase polycentricity.
From their efforts would eventually come the evidence that emergency medicine deserved to be fully recognized by the several layers of medical governance and by the national body, the National Specialist Qualifications Advisory Council (NaSQAC).
Dignitarian governance offers an alternative to traditional democracy by providing accountability through layers of governing bodies comprised of a fine-tuned mix of professionals and representatives chosen by those who have a stake in the decisions of those bodies.
The EU is an important layer of our governance, no more.
Resolving these has added layers of research ethics and governance processes and delayed the study by about six months.
The rules around sharing medical data are already subject to multiple layers of regulation, ethics and information governance.
There are various levels of governance in China, of which the central government and local governments are the two most typical layers.
We argue how they co-constitute the current governance of science and technology in Europe: earlier styles have not been replaced; each new style of governance has added an extra layer in governance that takes on the dominant expression to (seek to) ensure public trust and confidence.
