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Setting Conservation Priorities
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2009A generic framework for setting conservation priorities based on the principles of classic decision theory is provided. This framework encapsulates the key elements of any problem, including the objective, the constraints, and knowledge of the system. Within the context of this framework the broad array of approaches for setting conservation priorities
Wilson, K. A. +2 more
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Setting priorities for research
Health Policy, 2004Setting priorities for research should be conducted in order to make the most efficient use of scarce resources. Yet the uptake in practice of such methods by researchers and commissioners of research alike has been slow, in part because the methodologies available to do so have not been widely disseminated.
Rachael L, Fleurence, David J, Torgerson
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Health Policy, 1999
Priority setting and rationing are not yet matters of public debate in Austria. Before a discussion on rationing is undertaken, the incentive system concerning the financing of health care services needs to be reformed, especially in relation to the reimbursement of hospitals and physicians.
A, Stepan, M, Sommersguter-Reichmann
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Priority setting and rationing are not yet matters of public debate in Austria. Before a discussion on rationing is undertaken, the incentive system concerning the financing of health care services needs to be reformed, especially in relation to the reimbursement of hospitals and physicians.
A, Stepan, M, Sommersguter-Reichmann
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BMJ, 2008
Twelve years ago (BMJ 1996;312:1553-4) the BMJ argued that health systems needed to be explicit about rationing and published articles describing different ways of rationing fairly. Here a clinician, two ethicists (doi:10.1136/bmj.a1850), and four health economists (doi:10.1136/bmj.a1872) discuss how their ideas have developed—and been put into ...
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Twelve years ago (BMJ 1996;312:1553-4) the BMJ argued that health systems needed to be explicit about rationing and published articles describing different ways of rationing fairly. Here a clinician, two ethicists (doi:10.1136/bmj.a1850), and four health economists (doi:10.1136/bmj.a1872) discuss how their ideas have developed—and been put into ...
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Setting Priorities for Nursing Research
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1981Through use of the Delphi Technique, nursing administrators, clinical nursing staff, and nursing researchers in Veterans Administration hospitals identified priorities for nursing research. In this article, the authors focus on the research priorities identified by nursing administrators and compare them with those identified by clinical nursing staff ...
M R, Ventura, B, Waligora-Serafin
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Rodent Carcinogens: Setting Priorities
Science, 1992The human diet contains an enormous background of natural chemicals, such as plant pesticides and the products of cooking, that have not been a focus of carcinogenicity testing. A broadened perspective that includes these natural chemicals is necessary.
L S, Gold +4 more
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The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 2011
Published accounts of specific priority-setting projects in healthcare are relatively few. This article chronicles the collaborative efforts of a professional practice lead and a bioethicist to strengthen the priority-setting process for a specific home care service.
Barbara, Russell, Deb, deVlaming
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Published accounts of specific priority-setting projects in healthcare are relatively few. This article chronicles the collaborative efforts of a professional practice lead and a bioethicist to strengthen the priority-setting process for a specific home care service.
Barbara, Russell, Deb, deVlaming
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New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education, 1982
AbstractNew challenges can affect agency priorities, which reject competing goals and multiple influences. Effective leadership strategies accommodate the competing expectations of poliy makers, agency staff resource persons, and participants.
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AbstractNew challenges can affect agency priorities, which reject competing goals and multiple influences. Effective leadership strategies accommodate the competing expectations of poliy makers, agency staff resource persons, and participants.
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2008
Abstract The need for priority setting arises whenever there are ‘‘tragic choices.’’ Tragic choices involve either decisions about whom to benefit when available resources are not sufficient to meet the needs of all claimants or decisions about what beneficial goods and services to produce when resources are not sufficient to produce ...
Madison Powers, Ruth Faden
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Abstract The need for priority setting arises whenever there are ‘‘tragic choices.’’ Tragic choices involve either decisions about whom to benefit when available resources are not sufficient to meet the needs of all claimants or decisions about what beneficial goods and services to produce when resources are not sufficient to produce ...
Madison Powers, Ruth Faden
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