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Self-management programs intended to address pain and psychosocial issues should consider the unique needs of different populations such as this one [ 42].

Catch share and other rights-based fisheries management programs are intended to align the economic incentives of fishermen with conservation goals, and hence increase the likelihood that these goals will be met.

Our goal was to provide model-based guidance for GnRH-modulating clinical programs intended for endometriosis management.

Likewise, investment in human or equipment resources in efforts to strengthen health systems have had limited effect in the absence of efforts to improve health-service management and coordination 2. Uganda has seen the implementation of many programs intended to improve health and access to health care since the early 1990s.

"I kept wondering, How do you manage persons in a third-world country who work for a charitable organization?" The quest for an answer led Ms. Samuels to Boston College, a Jesuit institution here, where she is one of seven students in a new graduate program intended to teach management principles to leaders of churches and religious nonprofit agencies.

But, putting that aside for a moment, Mr. Moglia immediately told his employees about the company's new crisis management program, which is intended to back up all existing data and retest existing systems to protect customer records.

To encourage the better ones to do so, the New York City Charter School Center has begun an eight-week program intended to pass wisdom from charter management organizations onto schools interested in duplicating.

This passion soon took Ms. Moore to Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, where the agency runs a program intended to encourage residents of the Medgar Evers Houses and the Dr. Betty Shabazz Houses to form tenant associations and hold meetings with housing management to help improve their buildings.

This increased demand for wildfire suppression has created a budgetary cycle where ever increasing demands for wildfire suppression funding come at the cost of other public land management programs, some of which are intended to directly reduce future wildfire damage.

The observed A1C impact (a 0.5% improvement in A1C in the intervention group, which was 0.19% better than the control group) is of roughly the same magnitude as that reported in uncontrolled observational studies of more expensive interventions intended to improve diabetes care, such as clinical information systems (18), patient education, and disease management programs (19).

In this study, agricultural extension services are intended to educate farmers and assist in resolving their agriculture-related problems, thereby motivating them to decide to participate in watershed management programs hence increased production.