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Providing Direct Services

2021
Providing direct services centers on health-related services that are delivered in person or face-to-face and involves providing basic screening tests and basic services as well as meeting basic needs. The two authorship teams included describe ways Community Health Representatives (CHRs), Community Health Aides (CHAs), and Primary Dental Health Aides (
Allen, Caitlin G., Begay, Mae-Gilene, Bornstein, Tom, Brownstein, J. Nell, Dillard, Ramona, Fox, Durrell J., Hughes, Dana, Lenaker, Dane, Mallott, Elizabeth, Mayfield-Johnson, Susan L., Moler, Kimberly, Pourat, Nadareh, Rosenthal, E. Lee, Spetz, Joanne   +13 more
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Goal Directed Web Services

2005
In this paper a system for goal directed integration of web services based on automated planning is presented. The increasing number of web services available on the net poses the problem of having efficient tools in order to integrate existing services for obtaining complex services which reflect user goals and needs.
BAIOLETTI, Marco, MILANI, Alfredo, POGGIONI, VALENTINA   +2 more
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Web services: problems and future directions

Journal of Web Semantics, 2004
Recently, Web services have generated great interests in both vendors and researchers. Web services, based on existing Internet protocols and open standards, can provide a flexible solution to the problem of application integration. With the help of WSDL, SOAP, and UDDI, Web services are becoming popular in Web applications.
Hongbing Wang, Joshua Zhexue Huang, Yuzhong Qu, Junyuan Xie   +3 more
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Best value and direct services

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Municipal Engineer, 2000
Twenty years of compulsory competitive tendering (CTT) for direct services has had a significant effect on in-house organizations and the managers responsible for them. The competitive environment has forced change in those organizations, as the pressures of CCT have put considerable emphasis on price and productivity.
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The negotiation of the Services Directive

2014
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Research directions for ubiquitous services

CCECE 2003 - Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering. Toward a Caring and Humane Technology (Cat. No.03CH37436), 2004
Summary form only given. This paper discusses the characteristics of ubiquitous services, their technical issues and research directions for the future.
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Drone-as-a-Service: Research Challenges and Directions

Proceedings of the IEEE
We conduct a survey on drones used as a service, denoted as drone-as-a-service (DaaS). We develop a novel taxonomy based on DaaS functions, research tasks, and application domains. We provide a discussion on drones and their associated capabilities based on their type of use.
Ali Hamdi, Balsam Alkouz, Babar Shahzaad, Athman Bouguettaya, Azadeh Ghari Neiat, Flora Salim, Du Yong Kim   +6 more
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Directions for in‐service education

Peabody Journal of Education, 1965
In a very broad sense, in-service education consists of those activities engaged in by school personnel during their service and which are designed to contribute to their effectiveness on the job.' These activities may be during regular school hours, after regular school hours, on weekends, during the summer months, or during an official leave.
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A direct ATM multicast service with quality-of-service guarantees

Proceedings of the Third IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems, 2002
Multicast has been well tested on non-ATM networks and proven to be a highly effective mode of network service especially in the area of real-time distributed multimedia applications. Although multicast is also supported in ATM, so far the signalling facilities provided have been rudimentary at best.
Lek Heng Ngoh, Hongyi Li, Hung Keng Pung
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Unravelling the services Directive

Common Market Law Review, 2008
The Services Directive 2006/123 was the legislative equivalent of a hot potato. The idea behind it was simple: to reduce the volume of authorizations and other paperwork which stood in the way of freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services for out of State service providers, and to set up systems of administrative support, notably Points ...
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