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Farming implements on a balcony in Rue Chanoin Tauzin in Saint-Justin, which is in the Landes department in the Aquitaine region in south-western France.
Jamie Ross, Fiona Stevenson, Kingshuk Pal and Elizabeth Murray
Background: The internet is increasingly utilised to deliver healthcare however, implementation has proved inconsistent. With an increasing number of interventions being developed, understanding the process of successful implementation is important for full potential to be realised. The implementation of an internet self-management programme for type 2 diabetes (HeLP-Diabetes) into routine NHS practice is evaluated.
Methods: A longitudinal mixed methods study. Data is collected to describe the number and type of services and patients who adopt HeLP-Diabetes. Semi-structured interviews are conducted with patients and health professionals to explore implementation and use.
Results: Preliminary findings will be presented on: Uptake and use of HeLP-Diabetes by patients and health professionals and strategies successful in facilitating implementation; findings from interviews with key stakeholders and patients which explore the barriers and facilitators to successful implementation and patient adoption and use.
Conclusions: This study provides data on what happens when an internet intervention is made available to health services and patients in the ‘real world’. Implementation studies are essential for commissioners of healthcare, researchers and developers as they provide valuable data on what happens to interventions in routine practice, and what actions and resources are needed for successful implementation and realisation of potential benefits.
Se inauguró, el nuevo Medisol Virgen de Fátima, junto a la iglesia del mismo nombre. Fotos: José Luis Llivisaca / Municipio de Cuenca
Some places want to be photographed. This is one of them.
The two buildings here have intrigued me since the first time I passed them in 2005. To me, this dusk shot seems to somehow best capture the feel of the place.
No idea how long it's been closed, but judging from the weeds and state of the building, at least 15 years.
A hawker allows us to admire his wares -- bows and arrows, swords, and batons wrapped in shiny, colored plastic
“Implementing the 2030 Agenda: A New Vision for Development – The Contribution of UN Vienna-Based Organizations”
ACUNS Vienna UN Conference 2017
Hosted by UNODC
Vienna International Centre, Tuesday, 17 – 19 January 2017.
Hopefully this will stay to converse with various headlines as the papers change. This happens a lot in DC; my favorite was the "HELL NO" spraypainted over the face of an Adams Morgan newspaper box on the day Bush was reelected.
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HARVESTER AND REAPER COMBINED, CALIFORNIA
Here is one of the agricultural implements that has been made to meet peculiar conditions. In no other country would you see a scene such as this. This machine cuts the wheat, carries it to the separator, threshes it, and sacks it, as it moves along. The operation of this great machine is simple enough.
As you see, a steam engine furnishes the motive force. The engine is a tractor and travels along at the same time that it runs the machinery. Just behind the engine is the threshing-machine which separates the grain from the straw. To the right of it is the cutting part of the machinery. A sickle the full length of the platform runs back and forth between small iron guards, like fingers. As the engine moves along, these guards feel their way through the grain, separating it in small bunches. A sickle cuts off the heads of the grain as the large reel pushes the straw firmly against the blades. See the reel just ahead of the platform. It carries 4 sets of 8 arms each. Each of these sets is connected by a long strip. As the machine moves forward, these strips flap in the sun like the arms of a Dutch windmill.
The grain fails on a cloth platform which conveys it to the cylinder of the thresher. On the opposite side of the machine the cleaned grain pours into sacks. These are set off into wagons, which also move along in company with the thresher. At the tail of the machine, as you see, the straw falls out in bunches.
Such machines as this can be used only where the ground is very level and the fields are large. Their use is confined to California, Washington, and Oregon. In most of the wheat-growing states, the horse-drawn self binder or header is used.
November 9-10, 2016 - New Delhi, India. "Delivering for Nutrition in India: Learnings from Implementation Research"
Photo Credit: Shawn Sebastian
Victory Liner implements TAPnPASS
Victory Liner, Inc. (VLI) is set to take the next step in fulfilling its vision of being “the transport company of choice” and to “move people better and safer by providing quality transport service.” VLI will implement tap payments for all its buses usin...
19th Regional Meeting focuses on national implementation, strengthening legislation, expanding CWC outreach, and notes OPCW’s ongoing capacity building programme for the continent, despite global pandemic
Over 700 delegates met in Cambodia for the Fifth Review Conference of the Mine Ban Convention entitled the Siem Reap-Angkor Summit on a Mine Free World – adopting a new Action Plan to help guide implementation efforts for the next five years. Find more information on the proceedings on, www.apminebanconvention.org/en/review-conferences/5revcon. Photos can be used within the context of the work of the Convention. Please courtesy ISU/CMAA. For more information contact, isu(at)apminebanconvention.org.