Although there may exist purely technological or programmatic policy issues, which would suggest such more complex missions to be more attractive, many other aspects, which do not need to be explored in this report, may argue against such a mission model.
Also, of the ten factors with the lowest rankings, none were associated with the adversary/threat; five were associated with contractors and five with the organization (the low-ranking organizational factors are related to programmatic, policy, and workforce factors none are associated with network environment).
However, as Behague et al. (2009) elegantly demonstrates, evidence-based policy-making has, thus far, had limited impact on context-specific programmatic policy development and implementation at the national level in developing countries.
In terms of the intent of analysis, this was an instrumental case study analysed to illustrate a type of policy formulation process commonly used in health policy to address major population-based programmatic policy decisions: involving expert groups in the evaluation and synthesis of evidence and the formulation of recommendations [ 27].
This recommendation applies whether the decision is a discrete compound-specific decision, such as setting an uncertainty factor or determining a benchmark dose, or a programmatic policy decision, such as adoption of a particular study design or method for particular types of testing.
It is important to estimate obesity prevalence at the local level to target programmatic and policy interventions.
It is only when we do that that we will be able to develop programmatic and policy responses that will effectively meet their needs.
Health facility needs assessments are recommended to inform data-based decision-making about necessary programmatic and policy changes (e.g., endorsing nurses to provide VMMC services after appropriate training).
Domain 7: Programmatic and policy mechanisms.
This finding raises several programmatic and policy implications.
