Well thought out and sustained mechanisms for policy implementation are as crucial as well-designed policies, and government health reforms can conflict with specific policies for quality improvement.
As Rosenau describes the contribution of such a network, 'Here governance is conceived as systems of rule, as the purposive activities of any collectivity that sustain mechanisms designed to insure its safety, prosperity, coherence, stability and continuance' [[ 38]: 171].
FIC and other supporters of research trainings should be mindful that research networks are less likely to evolve when research training efforts do not place early and sustained emphasis on creating and maintaining linkages among trainees, particularly when the trainees themselves are thinly scattered across multiple institutions and sustained mechanisms to bring them together are lacking.
Mentorship created a sustained mechanism of capacity building for knowledge and skills in SRH/HIV integration despite the low staffing levels.
The more resources a group spends in forming IJVs with foreign partners, the less resources the group has in developing and sustaining organizational mechanisms that facilitate integration of existing ideas and resources.
The "monogopoly" further strengthens through self-sustaining mechanisms.
There are two main categories of self-sustaining mechanisms.
Most trauma patients in the UAE have sustained blunt mechanisms of injury; penetrating trauma is rare.
According to this model schematised in Figure 7, allocating less sucrose to the root inhabiting AM fungus would permit plants to retain more carbohydrates in their leaves to sustain repair mechanisms in response to foliar stress.
The programs that are on track for MDG achievement and have proved robust in the face of continued short-term shocks are those that have coordinated and sustained funding mechanisms.
Human resources, metrics and science focused on global surgery, and sustained financing mechanisms for surgical infrastructure lag behind other public health priorities, despite the growing need for access to surgical care.
