Slow rollout of CCM programs in terms of products and trainings in Ethiopia, Malawi, and Rwanda, and country-level policies defining limited CCM packages meant that no single community health worker in the three focus countries managed all products needed to treat all conditions generally considered as part of CCM: pneumonia, malaria, diarrhea, and malnutrition.
It's partly because of these challenges that SumUp CEO Daniel Klein is focused on moving "farther and faster" than the others in terms of rollout.
2. Redskins trade up to draft RGIII By many accounts, Robert Griffin III is a perfect fit for Mike Shanahan's play-action, rollout-oriented offense – at least in terms of style.
The difference in HPV-positive rates between the centres involved in this project highlights the inter-laboratory variation in grade classification, which will be reflected in any wider rollout of HPV triage around the country, in terms of rates of referral to colposcopy.
Bottom Line: In terms of product development and speedy rollouts, Sony tends to push the envelope more than most.
"These changes did not...pay off in terms of higher student achievement within the four-year rollout period in Chicago," study author Allison Seifullah writes in her executive summary.
This is consistent with expectations; as each month goes by, those mailed Tickets late in the rollout period have more time to catch up to those mailed Tickets earlier in terms of service enrollment.
As some of our informants noted, what may prove even more significant than the OSD program in terms of SHW decisions about whether to stay or to leave is the slow rollout (estimated at 14 years) of a National Health Insurance NHII) program for the country, first announced in a 2011 Green Paper [ 90- 92].
However, seeing the feature pop up in the wild is promising in terms of a public release in the near term, as bucket tests tend to precede a larger rollout.
