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"The presumption of home schooling is that children's distinctive needs come before the managerial needs of the schools," he said.

The generic care pathway for elderly patients has a potential of improving follow-up in primary care by meeting professional and managerial needs for improved quality of care, as well as more efficient organisation of home care services.

Cassels suggested that "in many of the poorest countries there are arguably too many projects already, swamping limited administrative and managerial capacity with the needs of detailed project design and monitoring"[ 7].

The original intention of FHSIS was to address the short term data needs of DOH staff managerial or supervisory functions in DOH facilities and in each of the program areas [ 26].

The current medical education system in India focuses minimally on the development of managerial competencies to address public health needs of the population (1), resulting in medical graduates with poor public health management skills.

We then design an exploratory study to evaluate current managerial monitoring needs and the importance of automated data collection technologies.

This in part because of the genuine expansion needs of universities, and in part because marketisation has raised overhead costs for managerial, PR and advertising departments.

The managerial and policy implications provided in this study help corporate communication practitioners to identify the practical needs of their work and design an appropriate CCM programme.

Compared with the HTA programme which is largely addressing the needs of clinicians, it is also generally more challenging for the Service Delivery and Organisation programme to identify and meet the needs of managerial stakeholders since they are harder to identify [ 32].

An improvement in public health managerial skills addresses a felt need of public health systems within the country.

The company has argued that what it calls "the power of two" gives it the extra managerial bandwidth needed to cope with a complex, fast-changing global business.