Context includes the characteristics of an organization and its environment, e.g. size, organizational structure, personnel, training, governance, financial factors, leadership, legal mandates, communication flows, which can influence the implementation and effectiveness of an intervention.
In addition to program choice, campuses may wish to consider for whom such approaches should be made available (e.g., first-year students, athletes, Greek members, mandated students, etc., which can be informed by research efforts to determine for whom these approaches are most helpful) and must also critically consider potential limitations of electronic interventions.
Furthermore, adoption of CDS is typically found in larger, urban academic medical centers which can mandate use by providers [ 14].
Therefore, governmental run school-based programs, which can mandate curriculum changes to target children and adolescent weight management, may be a reasonable approach to establishing healthy weight initiatives.
This is government's mandate, which civil society can never have.
By their count, these officials say, they are forced to abide by more than 250 unfunded state mandates a year, many of which can no longer be sustained.
Not necessarily; the free-energy principle mandates action to fulfil expectations, which can be learned and therefore taught.
Through the efforts of UNICEF, all schools are mandated to have a Student Council which can part-take in the decision making process of each school.
In Arizona, people can be sent involuntarily for a mental health exam after any concerned party applies for a court-ordered evaluation, which can lead to mandated treatment.
As Mr. Farr made clear, the fate of the mandate should not determine the survival of the other elements of the law — like prohibiting insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions or charging them higher fees — which can operate without the mandate.
