Intermediate Outcomes Sample Clauses

Intermediate Outcomes. 1a) Dundee's economy grows through a focus on key sectors, growth companies, business start ups and inward investment.
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Intermediate Outcomes. Number and percent of students who continue to be enrolled from one semester to the next (measure of persistence) • Student progress towards completing education plan • Percent of students who attend required workshops, tutoring, and counseling
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Intermediate Outcomes. A number of case studies suggest that collaboration is more likely to occur when the possible goals and benefits of collaboration are relatively real and when “win-win solutions” of collaboration are possible (Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxx 1994; Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx, 2000; Xxxxxx 2006; Xxxxx-Xxxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx). 2000). The outcome of this process is an important process for building momentum that can lead to successful collaboration (Xxxxxx and Xxxx, 2007). These small victories can feed back into the collaborative process, fostering a virtuous cycle of building trust and commitment (Xxxxxx et al. 1993). The results of data analysis show that the temporary impact is an increase in-patient visits, an extraordinary demand for the impact of collaboration. These small victories can provide feedback into the collaborative process, encouraging a good cycle of building trust and commitment (Xxxxxx et al. 1993) although initially there was resistance related to the requirements for the standards provided by BPJS for services that must be carried out by hospitals but collaboration this is also not problem-free in its implementation where there is still negative feedback from the collaboration between Prof. Xx. XX Xxxxxxxx Regional Public Hospital Kupang and BPJS Kesehatan Kupang Branch in particular felt by the Hospital when a pending claim occurred which was later not resolved, of course the Hospital suffered a loss because in fact the service had been given the resources had been issued and the claim process did not go well and was not even paid so there is an aspect of loss that causes the temporary impact to be ineffective because “win-win solutions” from collaboration are not possible (Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxx 1994; Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx, 2000; Xxxxxx 2006; Xxxxx-Xxxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx 2000). While this process is an important process to build momentum that can lead to successful collaboration (Xxxxxx and Xxxx, 2007) and sustainable processes encourage a virtuous cycle to build trust and commitment (Xxxxxx et al 1993) in collaboration. CONCLUSION Collaboration between BPJS and Prof. Xx.X.X. Xxxxxxxx Regional Public Hospital Kupang in outpatient and inpatient health services, the researchers used the theory of Xxxxxx and Xxxx (2007:558-561) as an analytical tool to dissect this collaboration problem where Xxxxxx and Xxxx (2007) saw collaborative governance in a process perspective consists of 4 (four) dimensions or important aspects, namely; (1) the “starting condition” dimens...
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Intermediate Outcomes. 3a) Children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and harm by others at home, at school and in the community. 3b) Children have the highest attainable standards of physical and mental health, access to suitable healthcare, and support in learning to make healthy and safe choices.
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Intermediate Outcomes. 6a) People who receive care and treatment services achieve positive personal outcomes.
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