Research activity has unsurprisingly focused on common cancers: industry prioritises cancers with the largest potential market and public sector funders prioritise those with the greatest clinical need.
"Although we have seen the number of Tech enterprises grow by a third since 2010, double that of other private enterprises, we can't take this for granted and it is important we see the Tech Sector be prioritised by national and local government," he said.
He called on public sector workers to "prioritise jobs over pay" and accept wage restraint in order to avoid redundancies and cuts to services.
As the world prepares for the forthcoming Habitat III conference in Ecuador next week, we need to encourage government officials, development organisations, and private sector partners to prioritise gender-inclusive infrastructure planning across the world's cities.
Public sector physiotherapists were prioritised as a greater reliance on the public sector for the provision of allied health services, including physiotherapy, has been reported in rural and remote regions of Australia [ 43].
The question of responsibility for trade implications on health variously shifted between those (business sector) stakeholders who prioritised the need for enhanced personal responsibility and those (predominantly health sector) who recognised the need for corporate or government responsibility in creating environments which are conducive to making healthy choices.
First, HMRC should prioritise the sector.
For too long the sector has had to prioritise creating and running courses that attract funding rather than taking the time to really understand the skills needs of local and national employers.
The need to ration or prioritise public sector physiotherapy services appeared to stem from a number of reasons.
SWAps promote country leadership and effective collaboration of partners to support a single sector policy envelope, and prioritise the strengthening of local capacity for managing programme implementation, monitoring, and evaluation (51, 52).
ii) Prioritise specific sectors within the CCCs and negotiate with other agencies to accept sectors that are no longer feasible.
