Place-based PES schemes can mitigate negative trade-offs between ecosystem services, more effectively include cultural ecosystem services and engage with and empower diverse stakeholders in scheme design and governance.
Disease-specific measures may capture variation in disease severity more effectively, include data sources not captured in comorbidity or risk adjustment measures (e.g., lab data), and avoid ceiling or floor effects of generic measures (16).
The training was developed using a context bound communication skills training approach [ 17], and encourages clinicians to communicate more effectively, including asking about concerns and expectations and to use the booklet as a tool to facilitate discussion within the consultation [ 18].
Researchers have studied different routes to deliver salmon calcitonin more effectively, including nasal, oral, vaginal and rectal delivery.
Providing more detail on these measures, Facebook told us: "These changes help us detect fake accounts on our service more effectively — including ones that are hard to spot.
Because there's now a deep body of research on management, data can help bosses make almost every decision more effectively, including hiring, whether a product will be successful and when something new should hit the market.
The goal of legal epidemiology is to more effectively utilize law for health (including social determinants) by rigorously measuring the effects of those laws.
A major public health opportunity remains however in assisting nurses to more effectively promote aspects of infant feeding including best practice formula feeding and parental feeding behaviours as well as promoting active play and limiting sedentary behaviour.
To more effectively brand their proposals, they've expanded their vocabulary to include "creative experiences," "creative currency," "creative environments," "emerging economies," "innovation" and "incubator.
