Central to his analysis was evidence of a large-scale failure of control and leadership at multiple levels, from what social scientists term the 'blunt end' of the system where decisions, policies, rules, regulations, resources and incentives are generated, 10 through to the 'sharp end', often known as the 'frontline', where care is provided to patients.
This approach, promoted for example with payments for ecosystem service (PES) schemes, assumes that by recognising and bringing ecosystem services under market regulation, resource use would become more sustainable.
Despite the r K continuum model being an oversimplification of life history strategies, it appears to offer some applicability at higher taxonomic levels as well as containing many elements that fit with current ideas on density-dependent regulation, resource availability, and environmental fluctuations (see Reznick et al. 2002 for a review of the controversy over the use of the theory).
The FMOH and RHBs are responsible for policy formulation and regulation, resource acquisition, pre-service training, and technical support.
9 Such cross-border health-seeking behaviour hides the true burden of disease, and impacts on domestic health markets, regulation, resource allocation and equity of access.
Compared with the traditional regulation resources, batteries have a higher ramp rate and can respond faster.
The most frequent barriers underline three main issues: regulation, resources, and information.
In the proposed market, high-performance regulation resources have higher priorities to be selected in the market.
However, because compensation is based on the committed capacity, regulation markets currently usually fail to consider the actual performance of regulation resources.
Individuals sometimes make poor decisions if they do not have sufficient time to replenish self-regulation resources [ 36, 37].
