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1 atus, and ownership (for-profit, non-profit, government).

2 siderable attention, including from the U.S. government.

3 e change with a case study of the US federal government.

4 ive transportation policies at all levels of government.

5 ngle, strong voice to the higher echelons of government.

6 bluetongue as the current strategy of the UK government.

7 itical economy posits roles for the level of government.

8 adherence and clinical outcomes to the state government.

9 a previous round of testing overseen by the government.

10 GOs) compared with revenues delivered to the government.

11 Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Australian Government.

12 ication within the partnerships and with the Government.

13 and is under active consideration by the UK government.

14 r politicization of scientific advice to the government.

15 of major interest to science, consumers, and governments.

16 cience policy positions in state and federal governments.

17 cal priority and a legislative duty for many governments.

18 ellbeing a focal issue among researchers and governments.

19 economic conditions of individuals and local governments.

20 rrent target of 17% that has been adopted by governments.

21 of vital importance to national and regional governments.

22 ate level to ensure rapid response for local governments.

23 This study characterizes government, academia, and private funding for gene thera

24 collaborative effort is required, involving government, academia, industry and civil society at all

25 OVID-19 pandemic has been unprecedented with government, academic, and private partnerships working t

26 chnologies being used are derived from prior government-academic partnerships for response to other e

27 evenue causes citizen quiescence and hampers government accountability.

28 We use state government administrative data and machine learning meth

29 Since this finding was published, various government agencies have adopted this practice.

30 We also discuss how the framework can help government agencies to assess the welfare effects of man

31 Our approach provides an opportunity for government agencies to formalize their institutional kno

32 st their networks for instabilities, and for government agencies, such as the Food and Drug Administr

33 being conducted by leading universities and government agencies.

34 older panel representing clinicians; payers; government agencies; industry; and medical specialty, he

35 the interest of researchers, industries and governments alike.

36 health-care premiums combined with existing government allocations.

37 Importantly, the government also partnered with academic and nonprofit or

38 Consequently, numerous government and agency reports discuss carbapenem-resista

39 r the trial, but prior engagement with local government and community leadership is an essential mech

40 n of nutrition-sensitive initiatives by both government and donors.

41 knowledge on biodiversity patterns, offering government and environmental bodies a critical scientifi

42 tion could lead to additional costs for both government and food industry.

43 Chinese tertiary psychiatric hospitals, the government and hospital administrators should consider w

44 global platinum value chain can help inform government and industry policies on transportation and e

45 sed awareness and advocacy at both the local government and international levels will be required to

46 management (SWM) is a key function of local government and is critical to protecting human health an

47 From now on, it is strongly expected for the government and its people to work together to improve th

48 ordination among the eye-care professionals, government and non-governmental organisations are critic

49 We reviewed government and other published documents on federal nutr

50 scientific leaders from academia, industry, government and patient advocacy groups to discuss progre

51 Compared to self-pay, government and private insurance patients were more like

52 and to predict trends would be beneficial to government and research agencies in their ability to dev

53 y's health budget that is channelled through government and social health insurance schemes.

54 We calculated treatment costs from the government and societal perspectives.

55 decade depends on the ability of the Russian Government and society to devote adequate resources to p

56 from this study could be used to support the government and the public to address increasing challeng

57 CONICYT of the Chilean government and the Wellcome Trust.

58 is an inevitable part of operations of both governments and businesses, our results suggest that whe

59 promoted and used by international agencies, governments and corporations to evaluate country perform

60 more significant and useful for citizens and governments and creating ecosystems for new opportunitie

61 atus of economic activities could help local governments and decision makers to better target their i

62 ent revenues on citizens' actions to monitor governments and members of parliament (MPs') beliefs abo

63 How can governments and nonprofits design aid programs that affo

64 though this document is focused primarily on governments and organizations involved with improvement

65 Such a report card should serve to hold governments and other relevant agencies to account for d

66 ompetition is of significant concern to many governments and sporting organizations.

67 on-making by the Marshallese and local atoll governments and their people on issues pertaining to isl

68 ad "directly challenged the authority of the government" and the sentence beginning "Notably, cultura

69 h diverse case studies in the Roman Army, US Government, and a healthcare organisation.

70 health care providers, patients, the federal government, and industry to bring this dream to fruition

71 ns representing the health care professions, government, and industry.

72 ve recently regained popularity in academia, government, and industry.

73 verage of a large random sample of business, government, and social advocacy organizations' press rel

74 Engaging IDP communities, local governments, and civil society organizations is essentia

75 ities need to be set to guide policy makers, governments, and funding organisations to develop and im

76 een donors, implementers, service providers, governments, and the people who are the intended benefic

77 bstantial economic burden on health systems, governments, and the society.

78 g the ambitious commitments currently set by governments, annual emissions may reach up to 53 million

79 Governments are attempting to control the COVID-19 pande

80 mplexity associated with pandemic decisions, governments are faced with the dilemma of how to act qui

81 Consequently, governments are requesting additional evidence to inform

82 fected schoolchildren from the Argungu Local Government Area of Kebbi State, Nigeria, detecting signi

83 lusters), anonymised and stratified by local government area, were randomly allocated (1:1) with a co

84 P camps and 963 host communities in 12 local government areas (LGAs) with another 12 LGAs serving as

85 Governments around the world are responding to the coron

86 Governments around the world have implemented measures t

87 Governments around the world must rapidly mobilize and m

88 While some government assistance has provided roads and electricity

89 societies and nongovernmental organizations, governments at the local, state, and national levels, an

90 Recent media and government attention have raised concerns about this pra

91 program involving federal, state, and local government authorities directed a concerted effort to re

92 lective actions of the Australian public and government authorities in response to COVID-19 were suff

93 46% had Medicare (government-based insurance coverage for people age 65+ y

94 s from 54 unique peer-reviewed publications, government-based reports, and reports from the gray lite

95 But, as federal, state and local governments begin opening businesses and relaxing shelte

96 These groups were eligible for US government benefits to help them resettle, including a d

97 Government budgets, insurance claims, facility records,

98 vity, health care costs, health disparities, government budgets, US economic competitiveness, and mil

99 for 35% (15), border crossing for 33% (14), government building for 19% (8), shopping mall for 7% (3

100 Here, we propose ten policy targets that governments can follow for ecological intensification.

101 Governments can nudge PHEV drivers toward environmentall

102 Threats to government capacity to regulate domestic policy for publ

103 Threats to government capacity to regulate domestic policy for publ

104 at is a net importer of fish, we show that a government cash transfer program initially increases rea

105 of six hypothesised development accelerators-government cash transfers to households, safe schools (i

106 Costs were included from the government, charity, and patient perspectives.

107 of a multistakeholder collaboration between government, civil society, and IDP community partners, w

108 m community health campaigns and 76 from the government clinic.

109 otechnology roadmaps and industrial-academic-government collaborative activities.

110 healthcare provider in the United Kingdom, a government commissioned report (the Francis Report) made

111 w agreements towards total asbestos bans and government commitments are needed.

112 intervention involved home visits by trained government community health workers for blood-pressure m

113 centered on proactive home visits by trained government community health workers who were linked with

114 rs interested in intergroup conflict and for governments concerned with promoting social cohesion.

115 icy response to the pandemic by the national government continues to downplay scientific evidence.

116 pondents was very confident that the federal government could prevent a nationwide outbreak.

117 We used a 13-year government database to analyse landscape effects on Euro

118 gas supply is a top priority for the Chinese government, decreasing GHG intensity should be considere

119 improvements in undernutrition will require governments, donors, and development partners to restrat

120 COVID-19 pandemic, the primary priority for governments, donors, suppliers, and communities should f

121 UK Aid from the UK Government, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, UNDP/UNFP

122 find evidence that higher levels of national government effectiveness are associated with lower tropi

123 of the ILO and UN international Conventions, government effectiveness, and implementation of a nation

124 After controlling for government effectiveness, countries that ratified both C

125 ns on policy implementation, and the role of government effectiveness, remains unknown.

126 e on (1-3) sectoral engagement to supplement government efforts and augment public financing; (4) dev

127 This estimate provides critical guidance for government emergency response teams to conduct orderly r

128 ourse of this pandemic will be shaped by how governments enact timely policies and disseminate inform

129 s, pharmacists, hospital administrators, and government entities with an interest in public health.

130 Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship Office, Beatrice Edere

131 The Chinese government expects BRI to be a sustainable development,

132 one by WHO); health system finance (domestic government expenditure on health [as percentage of GDP],

133 International academic and government experts met in March 2019 to frame the initia

134 s with high typhoid incidence; consequently, governments face a challenge regarding how to prioritize

135 In 2018, the US federal government finalized the implementation of mandatory lab

136 ndings show that, in times of severe crisis, governments follow the lead of others and base their dec

137 zens more readily demand accountability from government for taxes than for nontax revenue from oil or

138 on PCI patients between 2005 and 2015 from 6 government-funded hospitals participating in a multicent

139 e only high-income nation without universal, government-funded or -mandated health insurance employin

140 lth outcomes, calling on leaders in national governments, global health institutions, civil society o

141 vention) and the UN (Basel Convention) offer governments guidelines for achieving a total asbestos ba

142 Although the Kenyan government has made efforts to invest in maternal health

143 Since 2004, Chinese government has provided free Chinese herbal medicine (CH

144 The Cameroon government has set a target that, by 2030, 58% of the po

145 The government has since quadrupled its funding for health.

146 The U.S. government has sought to restrict immigration under the

147 For the past 15 y, the Cayman Islands government has taken a series of management actions aime

148 Several European governments have adopted policies to geographically disp

149 e 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, several national governments have applied lockdown restrictions to reduce

150 Many governments have developed national AMR action plans, bu

151 the welfare of smallholder farmers, several governments have led major reforms in improving market a

152 To avoid system collapse, governments have resorted to several social distancing m

153 Governments have responded by restricting human movement

154 ealth services and burgeoning private health-governments have responded with increasing legal and fin

155 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many governments have taken drastic measures to avoid an over

156 ated with obesity (especially in childhood), governments have tried several fiscal and policy interve

157 In summary, the US and Canadian governments have worked collaboratively to adapt our app

158 V/AIDS, which was conditional on the current government health budget and other finance, economic, an

159 included HIV testing services or at a local government health facility where HIV treatment is offere

160 vate insurance (48.2%), Medicare (53.4%), or government health insurance other than Medicare or Medic

161 hrough MarketScan and >=66 years of age with government health insurance through Medicare who had a m

162 g on mental health was 2.4% (IQR 1.3-4.1) of government health spending, and median allocation to psy

163 ing, referral of HIV-positive individuals to government HIV clinic services that offered universal AR

164 We use government honey bee health inspection records from Engl

165 perts recommended allocating the majority of government hydrogen storage R&D funding to materials dev

166 In 2015, the South African government implemented Chronic Disease Adherence Guideli

167 One of the many measures the government implemented was a system for rationing and di

168 sweetened beverages (SSBs) by the Portuguese government in 2017 led to a drop in sales and reformulat

169 ay, thus enabling real-time guidance for the government in providing effective intervention and evalu

170 Governments in countries with a stronger democratic stru

171 A systematic evidence map can support governments in making evidence-informed decisions about

172 defined roles for both the federal and local governments in the governance, planning, financing, and

173 With governments' increasing efforts to curb opioid prescript

174 presentatives from not-for-profit, academic, government, industry and regulatory bodies in order to d

175 Through government initiatives, most Indian households now own a

176 ted by speakers from academia, industry, and government intended to address the theme of improving ca

177 VID-19 pandemic progressed across the world, governments, international agencies, policymakers, and p

178 Government intervention and spillover effects are also d

179 om-up social mechanisms rather than top-down government interventions are better placed to bring abou

180 To contain the COVID-19 pandemic, governments introduced strict Non-Pharmaceutical Interve

181 re systems has been supported by substantial government investment, totaling over US$4 billion, in at

182 multiple users (e.g., doctors, researchers, governments) is also low.

183 A.O.'s work was supported by Spanish Government ISCIII FEDER funds (PI16/02057, ISCIII-RETIC

184 rch and development, strategic corporate and government land-use policies, and rigorous impact assess

185 he United States and globally and in guiding government leadership and the private sector on back-to-

186 Our work highlights how government legislation can inform individuals' attitudes

187 rrent research tested whether the passing of government legislation, signaling the prevailing attitud

188 Building on previously conducted government literature reviews and a de novo supplemental

189 The US government maintains that local sanctuary policies preve

190 he emergency medicine department (ED) of the Government Medical College, Kozhikode (GMCK).

191 Victorian Government Mental Illness Research Fund.

192 Governments must become active shapers of medical innova

193 To prevent future zoonoses, governments must establish effective legislation address

194 Funding bodies and national governments must therefore consider the potential for br

195 Governments need to reevaluate decontamination policy fr

196 nistry of Health and Long Term Care, and the Government of Alberta.

197 In 2018, the Government of Canada introduced methane regulations to r

198 The Government of India has targeted a 20 percent improvemen

199 echnology, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India; and UK Department of International

200 Leveraging collaboration with the state government of Karnataka, India, this paper provides an e

201 ng the longest shared border with China, the Government of Mongolia activated the State Emergency Com

202 In 2014, the government of Togo implemented a pilot unconditional cas

203 on (8.4-17.5) globally could be mobilised by governments of LMICs to finance the response to HIV/AIDS

204 Governments of the United States and Amazonian countries

205 program is managed cooperatively between the governments of the United States and Panama to prevent t

206 As the governments of the world prepare to renegotiate global c

207 fiscal revenues for both national and local governments; on the other hand, a significant fiscal eff

208 ho were employed by, or on behalf of, the US government or the US military.

209 The Danish government ordered a public lockdown on March 12, 2020,

210 We find that both government orders and local outbreak severity significan

211 lity behaviours, understand the influence of government orders, and evaluate the risk of local outbre

212 nsurance through a participating employer or government organization.

213 We collected 36 038 datapoints reporting government, out-of-pocket (OOP), and prepaid private mal

214 more likely to be interval LTFU at 6 months (government, P = .035; private, P = .005).

215 ans, distinct patients seen, patient visits, government payments, physician age, sex, specialty, and

216 ans, distinct patients seen, patient visits, government payments, physician age, sex, specialty, and

217 ngs of approximately $484.1 million from the government perspective and $878.0 million from the socie

218 Results were robust for societal and government perspectives, at 10 years follow-up, and with

219 Our findings suggest that government policies removing nonmedical exemptions can b

220 are absent from sexual health campaigns and government policies.

221 ntified studies that (1) clearly described a government policy intervention aimed at reducing human a

222 makers with synthesized evidence on specific government policy interventions addressing AMR.

223 g, and assessing the full range of evaluated government policy options to reduce antimicrobial use in

224 sing prices, such as the time-series lags of government policy, are tested and analysed in this paper

225 e ware (FSW) are increasingly the subject of government policy, public discourse, and industry commit

226 Governments, policy makers, and businesses must enforce

227 Governments, policy makers, and stakeholders can utilise

228 in the United States owing to the absence of government price control mechanisms that exist in other

229 lunteer clinicians and scientists, committed government professionals, and American Heart Association

230 eral Medical Sciences of the NIH, the Basque Government Programa Posdoctoral de Perfeccionamiento de

231 ut carbon markets, or almost half of what EU governments promised to reduce under their Kyoto Protoco

232 tional injections was smaller for those with government-provided insurance.

233 Informed implementation of government public health policies depends on accurate da

234 mediaries for various types of employers and government purchasers who negotiate drug prices in healt

235 The California state government put restrictions on outdoor residential water

236 spills from reports from industry, media, or government rather than monitoring data.

237 We aimed to investigate associations between government ratification of the ILO and UN international

238 and multisectoral approaches led by national governments, recognising refugee and asylum-seeker contr

239 onsume dietary sodium exceeding age-specific government-recommended targets of 1,500-2,300 mg/day per

240 e-series analysis, we used six data sources (Government records for child mortality, police-recorded

241 nd a single piped-water supply system by the government reduced exposure of little more than 7000 inh

242 ii) building on the track record of rigorous government regulation in supporting consumer acceptance

243 eness, cost-conscious guideline development, government regulation, and market-level incentives, heal

244 hich was possibly associated with changes in government regulation.

245 opelled by the primary effects of lockdowns, government regulations and patient deferrals, and the se

246 id species in farm management strategies and government regulatory processes.

247 A crisis in state and government relations has multiplied across LMICs.

248 wolves and concealed more evidence when the government relaxed protections for endangered wolves.

249 e also searched the grey literature, such as government reports, conference proceedings, and disserta

250 r lower-middle income, mobilising additional government resources for malaria might be challenging.

251 erns about the political power and claims on government resources of immigrants, African-Americans, a

252 lth and non-health interventions for limited government resources they must demonstrate cost-effectiv

253 teracy had greater confidence in the federal government response.

254 suggest a substantial cost of uncoordinated government responses to COVID-19 when people, ideas, and

255 The use of brining by city governments resulted in a 45% average reduction of chlor

256 between drug companies and federal and state governments resulted in more than $11 billion in fines f

257 f different sources and delivery channels of government revenues on citizens' actions to monitor gove

258 elivered by a lay counsellor or a teacher in government-run secondary schools in Bihar, India.

259 ealth and Human Development (USA), Victorian Government's Operational Infrastructure Support Program.

260 ed to the country's political stability, the government's prioritization of nutrition and execution o

261 ut-of-pocket costs for patients, enhance the government's purchasing power, and address existing poli

262 annelled through social health insurance and government schemes.

263 Population estimates are critical for government services, development projects, and public he

264 Sixth, governments should directly support and facilitate the p

265 tions, media, public-health authorities, and governments should encourage education about weight stig

266 In the future, governments should ensure that AMR policy interventions

267 est that to address the biodiversity crisis, governments should take an equitable approach recognizin

268 the expansion of protected areas by national governments since 2010 has had limited success in increa

269 -19-related websites, including academic and government sites, from US-based search results in May 20

270 As governments sought to slow and contain the spread of the

271 g higher levels of trust in information from government sources were more likely to accept a vaccine

272 er analysis to estimate potential additional government spending on HIV/AIDS, which was conditional o

273 A striking imbalance exists between government spending on mental health and the related dis

274 reatment centres and five MSM centres within government-sponsored health services), with a single int

275 rivate insurance system; offer in parallel a government-sponsored health-care insurance, or gradually

276 and Sikkim (with high coverage and safety), government-sponsored opportunistic vaccination in Delhi,

277 ly to be compliant than non-industry, non-US Government sponsors (odds ratio [OR] 3.08 [95% CI 2.52-3

278 dings will also be disseminated to the local government, stakeholders within the community, and the p

279 d, the cost levers leaders adjusted, and the government subsidies sought.

280 arbon emissions that could be abated without government subsidy.

281 eveloping cheaper accelerators, and granting government support for pilot projects are key conditions

282 availability is needed globally, as is more government support, financially, structurally, and throu

283 BCPE interventions were implemented in 11 government-supported health-care facilities throughout B

284 oviders, medical associations, industry, and governments that automation using digital technology cou

285 (2) poor access to affordable care in state governments that refuse to expand insurance coverage to

286 ncil, Chief Scientist Office of the Scottish Government, The Stroke Association, Cavernoma Alliance U

287 ambitious action toward climate targets than governments, thus driving the necessary transition to en

288 on HIV/AIDS and estimated the potential for governments to devote additional domestic funds to HIV/A

289 Given the failure of the world's governments to improve the status of biodiversity by 202

290 role, but they are a cost-effective way for governments to preserve their forested areas.

291 Across the world, governments took action to slow the spread and hospitals

292 Despite the presence of the Bangladesh government, United Nations agencies and other internatio

293 lied to local law enforcement by the federal government via the 1033 Program, reduces crime.

294 rthern Ireland Cancer Registry; The Scottish Government; Western Australia Department of Health; and

295 nd challenges that federal, state, and local governments will need to address.

296 Companies and governments with sustainability commitments struggle to

297 ectly included the statement 'This is a U.S. Government work and not under copyright protection in th

298 Governments worldwide have implemented countless policie

299 As many governments worldwide have raised the legal age of marri

300 Governments worldwide now face the common challenge of e