The outcomes achieved by children's homes are usually connected to what has happened before or elsewhere.
The trend is towards contracts where the payments are based much more on the outcomes achieved.
Who pays for the outcomes achieved – local government, central government or both?
Our assistance should be conditional, based on outcomes achieved: return of refugees, demilitarization of militia, no reprisals.
It was a speech about facts and three and a half years of decisions made and outcomes achieved.
Social investment could help by providing upfront funding for services with local or central government purchasers and commissioners paying for the outcomes achieved.
The superior health outcomes achieved by other wealthy countries demonstrate that Americans are — to use the language of negotiators — "leaving years of life on the table".
As part of From Care to Independence, researchers at the National Children's Bureau looked at the outcomes achieved by care leavers exiting the Fairbridge programme.
Computer portals providing taster CBT (cognitive behaviour therapy) sessions could help them see that life is still worthwhile, at the same time demonstrating that suicide statistics can be kept down and outcomes achieved even in times of economic stringency.
The two were proposing a new strategy centered on value-based health care the concept of linking payment to the outcomes achieved, relative to costs, rather than to the volume of services provided.
Although 50 million more children are in school compared to 2000, the taskforce has highlighted the shockingly poor learning outcomes achieved in many countries given that 250 million children are in school but not learning.
