Disease relevance of Administrative Personnel

• This paper presents the view that policy-makers face scientific uncertainties in assessing the case for mandatory folate fortification as a policy response to epidemiological evidence of the relationship between folate and neural tube defects [1].

High impact information on Administrative Personnel

• The major goal of the Summit was to forge partnerships among policy makers and program planners at the federal, state, and community levels to examine what accomplishments were made since 1969 and to identify existing gaps in the areas of food, nutrition and health [2].
• AIM: To estimate the public spending on drug policy in the Netherlands. METHODS: Calculation and extrapolation of expenditures from 2003 budgets of all Ministries of the national government, annual reports from other governments and agencies and White Papers, supported by interviews with and information obtained otherwise from policy makers [3].
• CONCLUSIONS: This study provides a valid and up-to-date comparison for policy makers and patients as they make choices around IVF, accurately measuring and confirming a major benefit from treatment [4].
• Canadian experience with predictive testing for Huntington disease: lessons for genetic testing centers and policy makers [5].
• We analyze how the community agency prepared its plan, the barriers it encountered in trying to implement a demonstration project, the ambiguous messages community organizations receive from policy-makers, and the role the Mount Sinai School of Medicine played in the conversion effort [6].

Associations of Administrative Personnel with chemical compounds

• Cost-effective models for flutamide for prostate carcinoma patients: are they helpful to policy makers [7]?
• We may expect that in the near future the emission of greenhouse gases will get the same attention from policy makers as NH3 [8].
• The NT dollars 10 average increase in cigarette prices after Taiwan entered the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the implementation of the Tobacco and Alcohol Tax Law in 2002 are forcing policy makers to examine smuggling even more closely [9].
• OBJECTIVE: The objective was to conduct a critical appraisal of research conducted within one of the UK government's research programmes, Optimal Nutrition Status, and to place the findings of this work in the context of the international research effort, to assist policy makers and advisers [10].
• The current paper reviews the process and outcome of the Medical Maintenance Consensus Panel, which was convened for the federal Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. We outline the process and describe the two guidelines that were produced by this process that are targeted at physicians, narcotic treatment programs, and policy makers [11].

Gene context of Administrative Personnel

• Evidence from Germany, Japan, Canada, and Great Britain suggests that, longitudinally, policy makers everywhere have tried to increase state autonomy in health care, and this has generally triumphed over even effectively mobilized providers [12].
• Any measures aimed at enhancing the sensitization of health professionals, policy makers, and resource allocators to the pertinent issues in the control of SCD would seem to be at this stage an important step in the right direction [13].
• Health professionals and policy makers might consider interventions directed at modification of helplessness as adjunctive to standard interventions to improve outcomes in RA [14].
• Implementing a per-episode prospective payment system (PPS) for home health services is one option for Medicare policy makers facing rapid increases in service use and expenditures [15].
• CONCLUSION: Community involvement in TB care can improve the affordability and cost-effectiveness of TB treatment in urban South Africa. Expansion in the Western Cape and in similar areas of the country is worthy of serious consideration by planners and policy-makers [16].

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