Rather than a mandatory real-name policy, intermediaries ought to adopt anonymity as their default setting, a privilege that can be lost by harming others in ways that intermediaries find unacceptable.
10 A conceptual model of research translation details the process from the generation of clinical research to the uptake of research by journalists and other policy intermediaries who communicate directly with policymakers.
A large field level workforce of more than 2000 staff continue to work for RAS, with or without an insurance intermediary, as long as the government policy continues the scheme.
We therefore, conclude with the very important policy recommendation that proposals for engaging insurance intermediaries for administering government funded health insurance schemes should be abandoned and instead business process outsourcing agencies should be engaged in their place directly.
With participants also drawn from five other countries, the objective was to test the new draft SEAGA Sector Guide to Gender-sensitive Microfinance, and to raise awareness on socio-economic and gender issues in microfinance for the macro policy environment, the intermediaries that provide microfinance services, and the women and men clients.
Nevertheless, for outbreaks with long tail end periods, such as that in the UK in 2001, which are highly localised, a regional policy offers a clear intermediary step between a national ban and complete relaxation of rules outside of CZs.
The efficiency of the housing finance system is of interest to homeowners, financial intermediaries and policy makers.
This study builds a background for future research on design for sustainability and for spreading its use by companies, universities, intermediaries and policy makers.
In these different settings the approaches encompassed multi-stakeholder partnerships including policy and practitioner communities, intermediaries, advocacy communities and traditional leaders in order to influence attitudes and re-enforce the power of the research evidence and knowledge that was to be applied to a given policy or practice.
Options include guideline developers or sponsors who may be government agencies, academic institutions or professional societies; guideline users including clinicians, managers or policy-makers; or an intermediary individual or agency whose role it is to transfer guidelines from developers to users [ 30].
