Assessment of Scientific and Technological Potential of Research Organizations by A. S. Kulagin, L. P. Kleeva

“…The article examines the problem of activating the scientific and technological development of the Russian Federation based on the implementation of its own scientific priorities. This problem has two aspects: formation of such priorities and ensuring their most productive and effective implementation, including by identifying potentially most effective actors of scientific and technological activity. …”
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Strategies and resources used by public health units to encourage COVID-19 vaccination among priority groups: a behavioural science-informed review of three urban centres in Canada by Tori Langmuir, Mackenzie Wilson, Nicola McCleary, Andrea M. Patey, Karim Mekki, Hanan Ghazal, Elizabeth Estey Noad, Judy Buchan, Vinita Dubey, Jana Galley, Emily Gibson, Guillaume Fontaine, Maureen Smith, Amjad Alghamyan, Kimberly Thompson, Jacob Crawshaw, Jeremy M. Grimshaw, Trevor Arnason, Jamie Brehaut, Susan Michie, Melissa Brouwers, Justin Presseau

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Value-based healthcare in Latin America: a survey of 70 healthcare provider organisations from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico by Pedro Ramos, Marcia Makdisse, Daniel Malheiro, Marcelo Katz, Luisa Novoa, Miguel Cendoroglo Neto, Jose Henrique Germann Ferreira, Sidney Klajner

“…Information, stakeholders buy-in, compensation and fragmented care delivery were the most cited challenges to VBHC implementation. Fee-for-service predominated, although one-third of organisations were experimenting with alternative payment models.Conclusions A wide variation in the definition and level of VBHC implementation existed across organisations. …”
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Using the clustering method to find the final environmental parameters coefficients in road construction projects by Eshagh Rasouli Sarabi, Ramin Vafaei Poursorkhabi, Mehdi Ravanshadnia

“…Moreover, the most significant parameter during the implementation was noise pollution, with a coefficient of 5.89, while damaging the ecosystem was the most significant one during the stage of land use change (5.25). …”
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Problems of Ensuring the Efficiency of the Public Crisis Management by A. N. Ryakhovskaya

“…The separate directions of implementation of social policy are analyzed in comparison with approaches to similar problems in China which economy is estimated by specialists as the most high-growth in the world economy. …”
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Are client and provider preferences for HIV care coordination programme features concordant? Discrete choice experiments in Ryan White part A-funded New York City care coordination... by Denis Nash, Jennifer Carmona, Rebecca Zimba, Tigran Avoundjian, Chunki Fong, Madellena Conte, Honoria Guarino, Grace Herndon, Gina Gambone, Mary Kathryn Irvine

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A quantitative study to evaluate the controls and accountability measures in place to alleviate the leadership and governance challenges impacting the realization of the National H... by Samuel Vuyo Mokoena, Panjasaram Naidoo

“…Abstract Objectives Governance and leadership are regarded as the most crucial aspects in delivering quality health care, and yet they are arguably the most complex functions of any health system. …”
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FREE TRADE PLATFORMS: INNOVATION IN ELECTRONIC COMMERCE by G. Malakhmaev, A. Khochuev

“…The purpose of the article is to compare the main characteristics of free trading platforms, as a type of innovation in the field of electronic commerce, to optimize the choice for the implementation of electronic business. Achieving the stated goal is associated with solving rather serious task, namely: to present a comparative analysis of free trading platforms to determine their key features, which will allow to identify a trading platform that is most demanded among modern free online services used in the implementation of sales transactions on the Internet. …”
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The formative evaluation of a forestry Best Management Practices program in a municipal watershed by Emily Paye, René H. Germain, Lianjun Zhang

“…Best Management Practices for water quality (BMPs) have been proven effective in reducing sedimentation from timber harvesting operations. Although most states in the country have BMP guidelines, many are non-regulatory, creating challenges for forest managers to ensure implementation. …”
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Measure what matters: A survey-based examination of health equity tracking and measurement practices across healthcare systems in the United States. by Hallie Roth, Emilia De Marchis, Karyl Kopaskie, Alexandra Restall, Caroline Fichtenberg, Shaifali Ray, Kristen M J Azar

“…Of the 27 respondents, seven (25.9%) were in the planning phase, nine (33.3%) were in early implementation, seven (25.9%) had practices implemented for one to two years, and four (14.8%) had practices implemented for three or more years. …”
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Selection of Energy Storage Systems in the Philippines under the Social, Political, Economic, Legal, and Logistics (SPELL) Framework by Patricia Isabel R. Soriano, Joseph R. Ortenero, Michael Angelo B. Promentilla

“…It was found that the levelized cost under the economic factors is considered as the most critical criterion for implementation based on both BWM-ANP-DEMATEL (w = 0.1565) and BWM (0.2027) only, representing the methods performed with and without considering influence, while perceived health under social factors is the least critical (0.0477, 0.0286). …”
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MISUSE OF LAND: SOME CHALLENGES OF ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY by Mariya Verbitskaya, Tatiana Svetlichnaya

“…Administrative responsibility is the most common type of legal liability applied for violations in the field of land legislation; its implementation in practice aims to maintain the proper land law and order in the state and thereby ensure the rational use of land in the Russian Federation. …”
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Long-term forecasting of international relations as strategic planning of national security policy by A. I. Podberezkin, M. V. Kharkevich

“…Today, the most striking example of such an integrated infl uence policy is the new public diplomacy. …”
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Impact of zero-mark-up medicines policy on hospital revenue structure: a panel data analysis of 136 public tertiary hospitals in China, 2012–2020 by Yuanli Liu, Jing Sun, Hanchao Cheng, Yuou Zhang

“…In 2020, the sixth year after some hospitals started the implementation of the policy, the share of revenue generated from medicines decreased the most by 18.43% (p=0.0151), and that generated from medical services increased the most by 15.29% (p=0.0219). …”
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Effect of Educational Program on Nurses' Performance Regarding Prevention and Management of Intravenous Extravasation Chemotherapy by Nehal M. Abo El-Fadl

“…Results: This study shows that most nurses had an unsatisfactory level of total knowledge and inadequate total practice regarding the prevention and management of intravenous extravasation chemotherapy pre-program implementation (85% and 56%). …”
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Mapping the path to domestic surrogacy: Identifying key facilitators and barriers in the Netherlands. by Malene Tanderup, Lone Schmidt, Amrita Pande, Birgitte Bruun Nielsen, Charlotte Kroløkke, Peter Humaidan

“…<h4>Results</h4>Four CICI domains were identified as most influential on the implementation of surrogacy: legal (allowance of altruistic gestational surrogacy but missing legal framework on legal parentage, advertisement and payment), political (political shifts and experts' influence, gatekeepers, intersectional collaborations), ethical (professionals' influence on patient's choice) and socio-cultural (donation culture and public opinion). …”
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Methods of simulation mathematical modeling of the Russian derivatives market in modern times by T. A. Karpinskaya, O. E. Kudryavtsev

“…The work objective is to study the most efficient methods of market forecasting, as well as the software implementation of the simulation mathematical modeling technique of the Russian derivatives market based on the Levy model. …”
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RETRACTED: AUDIT PROCUREMENT AS A TOOL TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY OF SPENDING BUDGET FUNDS IN THE CONTRACT SYSTEM by A. Gladchuck

“…Through the contract system in the field of procurement is spending most of the budget of the state. The legislation on the contract system in accordance with part 1 of article 2 of the Law № 44-FZ is based on the provisions of the Budget code of the Russian Federation and during the procurement procedures of goods, works and services customers use budget funds in order to implement quality and comprehensive financial control, in the audit in the field of procurement control and accounting bodies of the Russian Federation cover issues on the effective use of budget funds by customers in procurement. …”
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Teachers’ self-efficacy: through micro teaching, practical field experience, and motivation by Zulhimma Zulhimma, Zulhammi Zulhammi, Abdurrahman Abdurrahman

“…Based on the study's findings, the following conclusions were reached: 1) there is a strong relationship between Micro Teaching and Motivation to Become a Teacher (Y), students who are serious about implementing micro teaching will increase their motivation to become a teacher; 2) the implementation of PPL sufficiently influences student motivation to become teachers; 3) the variable that most influences Self-Efficacy is the Implementation of PPL; 4) the variable Motive is the variable that most influences Self-Efficacy.…”
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A fuzzy multicriteria group decision approach for circular business models prioritization by Rafael Ferro Munhoz Arantes, Lucas Gabriel Zanon, Lucas Daniel Del Rosso Calache, Ana Carolina Bertassini, Luiz César Ribeiro Carpinetti

“…Focusing on social indicators, Product as a Service is the most recommended CBM. Implications for theory and practice It was identified the CBMs that are most suitable for performance improvement regarding CE implementation, according to the organization’s dominant CE principles.…”
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