Sentence examples for primary policy recommendation from inspiring English sources

Consequently, further positive government intervention, particularly in supporting a stronger structural organization for the waste-picker recycling system, is advocated as the primary policy recommendation of this paper.

A long-term policy commitment to improve the evidence base of clinical practice in primary mental health care is another obvious policy recommendation (and one often heard).

The report authors, says Heinberg, "don't explicitly mention the possibility of ditching growth as a primary policy objective, presumably because government leaders might then be moved simply to dismiss the whole raft of recommendations".

Our research has provided a primary care workforce model which will be able to facilitate the safe and effective implementation of this key international policy recommendation.

"Tea drinking was actually a policy recommendation," Tillie told me.

But the R.N.C. was making a major policy recommendation.

There are thus two related processes at play here: that of the normalisation of 'clinical governance' but also the process of normalisation of 'primary mental health care', An obvious policy recommendation which flows from these findings is to develop and then evaluate new models of care designed to bridge the gaps between primary and secondary mental health care.

Four main barriers are involved: the lack of a permanent address (hence policy recommendations 1 and 2), financial barriers (policy recommendation 3), procedural barriers (policy recommendation 4 and 5), and chronic non-registration (policy recommendation 6).

Relevant policy recommendations should focus on continued improvement of primary health services, and ensuring adequate and timely referrals to secondary and tertiary health services when the need arises.

To address this disparity, Canadian [ 15] and international [ 16] policy recommendations emphasize the need for further investment in primary health care systems to improve effectiveness and fairness of access to health care.

In this study, we use a decision-analytic model to assess the impact of adopting recently proposed cervical cancer prevention strategies involving primary HPV DNA testing (Cancer Registry of Norway, 2011) in order to inform policy recommendations in Norway.