Resolution of Challenges Sample Clauses

Resolution of Challenges. 14.1.9.4.3.1 NMPC and the Interested Parties shall negotiate in good faith throughout the Review Period to attempt to resolve any Preliminary Challenges.
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Resolution of Challenges. The extent to which your application demonstrates an understanding of potential obstacles and challenges that may arise during the project period, including challenges related to working with the HWRC consortium members, if applicable. The strength of your approaches for addressing potential obstacles and challenges.
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Resolution of Challenges. ‌ A potential major obstacle to the program is the Hispanic family’s perception of the dental services. Studies on Mexican rural migrant workers have shown that their attitudes towards dental services are based on generational traditions (Xxxxxx et al., 2009). Parents only take children to the dentist when the child is in pain or there is visible decay. Changing oral health perceptions will require gaining trust from the parents even before recruitment. Doing out reach events with key Hispanic community leaders and establishments (Churches, local Hispanic grocery stores) will be necessary to overcome mistrust. It is important to take in consideration their possible perceptions when recruiting for the focus groups and the video conference meeting. Also, approaching them in their same language will be crucial. Second, there may be some obstacles in getting parents to actually show up to the oral health meetings. If they do not understand the true benefits of the meeting, parents may not attend and thus, disregard. Also, many parents work in agriculture or factories around the area, which will require the scheduling meeting times around their work schedules. BRECHAS will coordinate evening meetings during the week as well as weekend meetings to accommodate the parents’ schedule. Third, the literacy level amongst the parents in the community is low; therefore, ensuring educational materials are written in plain Spanish and not slang will be vital. Incorporating pictures will be a good visual aid to help with the written information. This will be a key component to successful delivery to the community. Evaluation and Technical Support Capacity The BRECHAS program evaluation will engage parents primarily as well as the dental sealant coordinator for the School-Based Sealant Program. Given the challenges in assessing whether oral health knowledge has increased as a result of the pilot program, evaluation will focus on changes in knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors in response to oral health. Pre-evaluation survey data will be collected from parents prior to videoconference. Additionally post evaluation surveys will be collected sometime after videoconference. Pre and post surveys will be added in the appendix section. The evaluation analysis will help to identify behaviors, perceptions and if material retention is occurring. Also, this will become the baseline for assessing the program’s progress. In addition, focus groups will be held to give BRECHAS personnel a...
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Resolution of Challenges.  The extent to which the application demonstrates an understanding of potential obstacles and challenges that may arise during the design and implementation of the proposed Budget Year One work. (3 points)  The strength of your approaches for dealing with identified contingencies that may arise during Budget Year One. (3 points)  The extent to which the application demonstrates an understanding of potential obstacles and challenges that may arise over the course of the five (5) year project period. (2 points)  The strength of your approaches for dealing with identified contingencies that may arise during the five (5) year project period. (2 points) Criterion 3: IMPACT (10 points) – Corresponds to Section IV.2.ii: Impact Sub-Section
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Resolution of Challenges. One of the major goals of VEHDIP is to reduce the number of children who are lost to follow up; however, efforts to reach this goal have the potential to produce a few challenges. These challenges and resolutions plans are described below.
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Resolution of Challenges. Criterion 2 (a): METHODOLOGY/APPROACH (20 points) – Corresponds to Section IV’s Response to Program Purpose Sub-section (a)
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