Agile and adaptive management approaches are increasingly under development, including monitoring, experimentation, and a capacity to evaluate and modify management actions.
Self-management approaches are increasingly identified as important for personal health and well-being, and potentially crucial for management of long-term conditions.
Risk management approaches (sensu ISO 2009) are increasingly adopted into the ecosystem management practice in order to address pressures and threats to ecosystem services provisioning.
Complex global supply chains require increasingly sophisticated risk management approaches, and nexus thinking is compatible with the way many businesses now approach corporate social responsibility and sustainability.
Although the complexity of these processes is being increasingly realized, current research and management approaches include only a subset of the considerations and interdisciplinary exchanges needed to approach and realize sustainable solutions.
Whereas a central goal of anticipatory risk management approaches is to maintain and increase stability via reducing risk factors and their impacts, resilience theory suggests that overly stable systems become increasingly brittle and prone to perturbations.
One management approach that has become increasingly popular for supporting EBM is the establishment of area-based management, such as protected areas, where management regulates human activities within designated boundaries [11], [12].
Our results provide quantitative information on disturbances of this extent and magnitude and can be used to guide silvicultural systems designed to emulate natural disturbance processes, which is an increasingly popular management approach especially on public lands.
However, as patients are surviving longer with multiple comorbid conditions, the importance of developing an optimum management approach in elderly patients with AKI becomes increasingly crucial.
The management of TBI is likely to become increasingly based on a more comprehensive monitoring and management approach rather than relying on absolute numbers of ICP and CPP in isolation.
