Barriers and enablers to the effective implementation of robotic assisted surgery. by Louisa Lawrie, Katie Gillies, Eilidh Duncan, Loretta Davies, David Beard, Marion K Campbell

“…<h4>Methods</h4>Semi-structured interviews were conducted with RAS personnel and stakeholders, including: surgeons, theatre staff, managers, industry representatives, and policy-makers/commissioners. The Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) and the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) was used to identify barriers and enablers that represent individual behaviours, capabilities, attitudes, beliefs, and external organisational factors that influence the implementation of RAS.…”
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Evolving Paradigms in State-Level Integrated Resource Planning by Peluso, Nina

“…This paper assesses the state of integrated resource planning to inform utility planners, commissioners, and their staffs, along with the array of advocates that participate in such proceedings. …”
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Pola rekruitmen elit anggota DPRD Tingkat II Bandar Lampung pada masa pemilu 1987-1992 = The Elite Recruitment Pattern of Members of DPRD II Bandar Lampung for The 1987-1992 Genera... by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Nomination mechanism applied, verbally showed a democratic pattern, beginning from the lower level involving subdistrict commissioners. However, when looking further it was just a formality in order to appear the presence of democracy in DPC-PDI. …”

PENERAPAN KONSEP DAN MODEL PERATINGAN CG DARI CGCG UGM PADA KASUS BANK SINARMAS, Tbk by , Bahtiar, , Professor Indra Wijaya Kusuma

“…The purpose of rating process was to conduct indepth scrutinity of how 4 (four) prime Participants comprises of: Board of Directors (BoD), Board of Commissioners (BoC), Auditor, and Stakeholders implemented 5 (five) basic Principles of CG such as Transparency, Accountability & Responsibility, Responsiveness, Independency, and Fairness. …”

Cost-effectiveness of optimizing acute stroke care services for thrombolysis. by Penaloza-Ramos, M, Sheppard, J, Jowett, S, Barton, P, Mant, J, Quinn, T, Mellor, R, Sims, D, Sandler, D, McManus, R

“…CONCLUSIONS: These results suggest that any strategy that increases thrombolysis rates will result in cost savings and improved patient quality of life. Healthcare commissioners could consider this model when planning improvements in stroke care.…”

Access to primary care for socio-economically disadvantaged older people in rural areas: a qualitative study by Ford, J, Turley, R, Porter, T, Shakespeare, T, Wong, G, Jones, A, Steel, N

“…As primary care is re-organised to reduce costs, commissioners and practitioners must not lose sight of the perceived social contract and models of care that form the basis of how many older people interact with the service.…”

The tersāne at Alanya and the galleys of Charles d'Anjou by Johns, J

“…Quest’ultima dimensione è con evidenza vicina alla lunghezza delle galee commissionate dal re di Sicilia, Carlo I d’Angiò (1266-1285) e fatte costruire in Provenza nel 1275. …”

General practitioners' views on quality markers for children in UK primary care: a qualitative study by Gill, P, Hislop, J, Mant, D, Harnden, A, Gill, P

“…Easy access to primary and secondary care appointments may be an important benchmark for commissioners of care.…”

Outcome-based payment schemes: What outcomes do patients with cancer value? by Lorgelly, P, Pollard, J, Cubi-Molla, P, Cole, A, Sim, D, Sussex, J

“…Analyses of the 164 survey responses suggested that the four most important outcomes to patients and carers are survival; progression, relapse or recurrence; post-treatment side effects; and return to normal activities of daily life. Conclusion Commissioners of cancer services wishing to instigate an OBP scheme should prioritise collecting data on these outcomes as they are important to patients. …”

Current issues and future considerations for the wider implementation of robotic-assisted surgery: a qualitative study by Lawrie, L, Gillies, K, Davies, L, Torkington, J, McGrath, J, Kerr, R, Immanuel, A, Campbell, M, Beard, D

“…<br><br> <strong>Setting and participants</strong> The interview sample (n=35) comprised surgeons, wider theatre staff and other relevant personnel involved in the introduction and delivery of RAS services across the UK, including service managers and policymakers/commissioners. Two focus groups were also conducted with surgical trainees (n=7) and members of the public (n=8), respectively.…”

Accelerating the elimination of viral hepatitis: a Lancet Gastroenterology &amp; Hepatology Commission. by Cooke, GS, Andrieux-Meyer, I, Applegate, TL, Atun, R, Burry, JR, Cheinquer, H, Dusheiko, G, Feld, JJ, Gore, C, Griswold, MG, Hamid, S, Hellard, ME, Hou, J, Howell, J, Jia, J, Kravchenko, N, Lazarus, JV, Lemoine, M, Lesi, OA, Maistat, L, McMahon, BJ, Razavi, H, Roberts, T, Simmons, B, Sonderup, MW, Spearman, CW, Taylor, BE, Thomas, DL, Waked, I, Ward, JW, Wiktor, SZ, Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology Commissioners, Barnes, E

Barriers and enablers to the effective implementation of robotic assisted surgery by Lawrie, L, Gillies, K, Duncan, E, Davies, L, Beard, D, Campbell, MK

“…<br><br> <strong>Methods</strong><br> Semi-structured interviews were conducted with RAS personnel and stakeholders, including: surgeons, theatre staff, managers, industry representatives, and policy-makers/commissioners. The Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) and the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) was used to identify barriers and enablers that represent individual behaviours, capabilities, attitudes, beliefs, and external organisational factors that influence the implementation of RAS.…”

Performance management in social impact bonds: how an outcomes-based approach shapes hybrid partnerships by Dixon, R

“…In designing accountability systems for partnerships such as SIBs, commissioners should consider how the performance regime will affect the interests of all stakeholders.…”

Hybrid closed‐loop therapy: Where are we in 2021? by Leelarathna, L, Choudhary, P, Wilmot, EG, Lumb, A, Street, T, Kar, P, Ng, SM

“…We provide consensus recommendations to develop pragmatic pathways to guide patients, clinicians and commissioners in making informed decisions on the appropriate use of the diabetes technology.…”

Enhancing primary care support for informal carers: A scoping study with professional stakeholders by Peters, M, Rand, S, Fitzpatrick, R

“…This study explored the views of health and social care providers, commissioners and policy makers about the role and scope for strengthening health service support for carers. …”

Prevalence of cardiovascular disease risk amongst the population eligible for the NHS Health Check Programme. by Dalton, A, Soljak, M, Samarasundera, E, Millett, C, Majeed, A

“…CONCLUSIONS: A large number of high-risk patients will be identified by the Programme; health service commissioners must ensure the adequate provision and the targeted allocation of risk reduction services for the Programme to be effective. …”

A protocol for the process evaluation of a multi-centre randomised trial to compare the effectiveness of geriatrician-led admission avoidance hospital at home versus inpatient admi... by Mäkelä, P, Godfrey, M, Cradduck-Bamford, A, Ellis, G, Shepperd, S

“…We are also visiting sites to observe local processes and discuss the establishment and running of services with a range of multidisciplinary staff, managers, commissioners, primary care and social services representatives. …”

Protocol for an observation and implementation study investigating optimisation of the management of stroke and transient ischaemic attack (TIA) by Sheppard, J, Mellor, R, Bailey, S, Barton, P, Boyal, A, Greenfield, S, Jowett, S, Mant, J, Quinn, T, Singh, S, McManus, R

“…Qualitative interviews will examine the care pathway through the experiences of patients, their carers, healthcare personnel and commissioners. Collected data will be used in economic analyses, which will evaluate the impact of current care and service redesign on the NHS costs and patient outcomes (death and quality of life). …”

Corporate governance and voluntary disclosure practices: evidence from a two tier board systems in Indonesia by Romlah Jaffar, Dina Mardinah, Azlina Ahmad

“…This study investigates four corporate governance variables which are expected to influence the level of voluntary disclosure; (1) composition of independent members of Board of Commissioners (BOC), (2) composition of family members on the BOC, (3) audit quality, and (4) managerial ownership. …”
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The acquisition of shares of an Indonesian private company post the enactment of the new company law by Sagrado, Maria H.

“…Law No. 40 of 2007(or existing government regulations under the previous company law) does not provide any sanctions for non-compliance, but risks worth taking into account are that creditors (especially those who stand to suffer a loss due to the acquisition) can always argue that the acquisition has not been completed properly according to the law, and the Boards of Directors and Commissioners of the company may be held personally liable for any loss suffered by the company. …”
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