Sentences with phrase «resource allocation decisions»

Economic analysis allows healthcare decision makers to make resource allocation decisions, by performing cost - benefit analysis of the various interventions.

Ideally, practitioners will utilize the study's results to guide their own school - and district - level resource allocation decisions regarding professional development and curriculum investments.

The discussion thus far has focused on legal claims brought to challenge the decision of governments or government actors, not individual physicians, though they too make a type of resource allocation decision at a patient's bed - side when they decide whether to administer treatment.

«For example,» suggested Dr. Choshen - Hillel, «We recommend that parents and educators encourage children, especially those who are seven years old or older, to make resource allocation decisions by themselves, rather than have the adults make these decisions.

This includes the ability to hire and fire staff and school leaders; make spending and other resource allocation decisions; change the school day, week, or year; and implement new instructional programs.

Thus, the level of resources available to each student depends critically on the state, the district, the school and perhaps even the classroom in which the student is enrolled, and on resource allocation decisions made at each of these levels.

Because representative bodies are poorly resourced, they will have to make difficult resource allocation decisions in order to be effective.

in this paper, Julia Koppich looks at an important source of resource allocation decisions — teacher collective bargaining agreements.

I have also participated in institutional governance committees in charge of making resource allocation decisions (e.g. which department gets a new professor) that use voting systems other than Robert's Rules of Order or the equivalent, to make those decisions.

Edunomics Lab aims to provide timely, relevant, and insightful analysis of education finance policy and resource allocation decisions.

Examples of collections that would not generally fall under the fast - track process are: (i) surveys that require statistical rigor because they will be used for making significant policy or resource allocation decisions; (ii) collections whose results are intended to be published; and (iii) collections that are intended for basic research and that do not directly benefit the agency's service delivery.

Now, the firm systematically gathers specific objectives from partners on the front end and conducts extensive debriefing sessions on the back end, capturing and deploying the info and issuing it to improve what they do and to make resource allocation decisions.

When identifying Aboriginal groups with whom consultation must be carried out, it is now usual to consider the interests of Métis and non-status groups that might be impacted by the project or resource allocation decision.

So «triage» originated in the context of medical crises where sorting and resource allocation decisions had life or death consequences.

Governments and communities themselves need to make their resource allocation decisions.

To maintain the confidence of their constituency, representative bodies» resource allocation decisions will have to be transparent, fair and objective.

Furthermore, the costs of child and adolescent mental health can be substantial with a recent study estimating total annual costs of emotional disorders in the UK at # 1165 per person in 2007/2008 prices.12 Individuals treated for depression during childhood can continue to incur substantial costs into adulthood.13 These considerations should be contemplated when making resource allocation decisions.