Recent studies have promoted task-shifting as a key strategy for overcoming the human resources bottleneck [ 27, 28].
The results also indicated that although task engagement patterns were the same across all tasks, the tasks have different potential in promoting task engagement.
To test the efficacy of self-regulation (SR) for promoting task performance and motor and cognitive functions.
Peri (2012), using three main data sources (U.S. Census, IPUMS & GSP), finds that immigrants promote task efficient specialization in the native country.
Home based interventions have been identified as possible strategies of decentralizing ART care and promoting task shifting to improve access and adherence to ART.
Intracolonial genetic variation is known to promote task specialization among workers [ 18],[ 30]-[ 32], suggesting that genetic variation can improve disease resistance through division of labor.
Educational curricula for nurses and midwives need to be revised in order to promote task sharing in PAC, including contraceptive counselling.
It seems important to note, however, that for a significant number of children, especially young children and sensitive clinical populations, reward-based approaches will not be enough to promote task compliance.
Other work has shown that pregoal, relative to postgoal, positive affect (both manipulations engendered with monetary reward), may similarly promote task focus and local (vs. global) processing (Gable & Harmon-Jones, 2011).
Virtual reality (VR) has emerged in the rehabilitation context in an effort to promote task oriented and repetitive movement training of motor skills while using a variety of stimulating environments [ 4].
However, there is growing recognition that memory performance can reflect the combined influences of multiple memory systems, each of which may contribute different types of learning signals that can promote task mastery (Dickerson, Li, & Delgado, 2011; Mattfeld & Stark, 2011; Sadeh, Shohamy, Levy, Reggev, & Maril, 2011; Tricomi & Fiez, 2008).
