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The ED92a participants had sufficient teaching experience such that many positively contributed to dialogue concerning the value and implementation of these techniques.
Fourth, debates about the value and implementation of UHC must further incorporate discussions and analyses of the political dimensions (as mentioned earlier), and must specify the roles and appropriate contributions of both the public and private sectors, recognising the power of vested interests.
The CR scenario was characterized by stronger emphasis on social values and implementation of tougher environmental regulations.
This study aimed to investigate Thai motorcyclists' traffic risk behavior and their perceptions of it, information of value in the design and implementation of public health policies and campaigns for the reduction of road injuries.
The recommendations might carry special value for the design and implementation of DSFs in similar LMIC settings.
Secondly, participants valued protected teaching time and implementation of simulation sessions throughout residency.
The results of this study thus indicate that an IR outpatient clinic has additional value to IR safety checklists and implementation of such a clinic may lead to further improvements in patient safety.
The proposed trial aims to test the value and optimal implementation of these new tests, standalone and in combination, to derive parameters for a new personalized strategy for diagnosis and treatment of patients with (suspected) recurrent DTC.
Energy forecasting is an important task of immense value for predicting the future development and implementation of energy technologies.
Our team places great value in the "real world" design and implementation of this study; the downstream effects of this pragmatic approach are that results from this research will be extremely far-reaching applicable to Pfar-reaching applicablewhereas dato from randomized trials often are not.
This paper advocates the adoption and implementation of the values (e.g., inclusiveness, equity, pro-poor) of the sustainable urban development concept.
