The questions are designed to capture the intuitiveness, simplicity, feedback, responsiveness, efficiency of the tool, and the steepness of the learning curve which a user must go through to successfully use the tool.
While such single network-focused evaluation activities remain very important, DAIDS also recognizes the need for a cross-cutting evaluation framework that can support the common guiding principles that span the restructured network enterprise (e.g. responsiveness, efficiency, coordination, capacity building).
Nor should there be a rigid demarcation between public and private providers: distinctions are better drawn over responsiveness and efficiency than over ownership.
These methods yield quantitative measures for effectiveness, responsiveness, and efficiency.
A critical part of mass customization is simultaneously achieving customer responsiveness, cost efficiency, and high volume production in the manufacturing system.
This is important because optimum inference requires both optimisation of neuronal representations (as reflected in the ERP per se) and changes in synaptic responsiveness and efficiency (as reflected in the MMN or ERP difference).
The availability of solid data on health status generated through the HDSS surveillance will permit an evaluation of health system performance in terms of improved health outcomes, enhanced responsiveness, improved efficiency and social and financial risk protection.
Its goals are to advance scientific knowledge and promote its utilization in augmenting the performance of the national health system in the achievement of its ultimate objectives of improving health, social and financial risk protection, and health systems' responsiveness and efficiency.
In conclusion, this study provides additional evidence of the utility of respiratory variations in brachial artery peak velocity induced by intermittent positive-pressure ventilation as a feasible tool for predicting fluid responsiveness, with efficiency similar to other well-known dynamic parameters of preload, in mechanically ventilated patients with acute circulatory failure.
It increases the cost of key public services, limits access for those least able to pay [ 15, 16] and inhibits the improvement of services and the ability of reforms to increase resources, raise services quality and responsiveness, increase efficiency, increase provider satisfaction, and achieve structural reforms [ 10, 12].
Research for health (R4H) is essential in development of solutions to overcome health systems weaknesses and in monitoring achievement of the health systems goals of improving health, social and financial risk protection, and health systems' responsiveness and efficiency.> -wrap-foot> Source: WHO [ 1].
