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NHS Values Summits bring together a diverse range of people and perspectives to foster greater understanding of how peoples' differences, social status and cultural expectations can affect their experiences of health and care.
Held on a quarterly basis across the country, each summit promotes values-based ways of working and explores a different theme relating to equality, health inequalities and human rights.
The theme of this NHS Values Summit, held on 18th September 2013, was entitled 'Making it happen in Greater Manchester: Integrated care across organisations'. Patient-centred care that is well co-ordinated across care settings and over time is better for all but can particularly benefit patients with long-term, chronic or complex conditions and those who may find it difficult to 'navigate' the health care system.
The Greater Manchester summit was held during National Recovery Month. This provided an opportunity for people to share their recovery stories with others and celebrate their successes, promoting the benefits of prevention, treatment and recovery for those experiencing mental health or substance misuse issues.
As a celebration of shared learning and partnership working, NHS England is pleased to welcome patients and the public, representatives from health and social care, and stakeholders from the private and voluntary/community sectors to these important events.
1. Value is showed in the sky going from light to dark.
2. The subject matter is blue water and the value in the sky.
3. The most successfully aspect in this photo is the water combined with the sunset in the sky.
4. How i would change this photo is by adding more objects into it such as the umbrella at the bottom or people.
I had purchased a season of tickets for the seats in the Value Deck. The view was definitely great, but the crowd up there was a bit tamer. Old school folks with handheld radios and scorecards. I decided to join them in scoring cards!
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California - Summer 2013
Portra 160
Olympus XA
Scanned with V500
Majority of smallholder farmers in Babati are engaged only in farming and have no influence over the management or participation in their product value chains. Such farmers are not well connected to markets, so their production is not well tailored to what the markets need. Africa RISING partners have therefore been implementing specific activities to link these farmers to profitable markets.
A first step to their integration in the value chain was to support these farmers to improve their farming skills through use of improved seeds and fertilizers in their cereal-legumes value chain so that they could produce higher yields of more consistent quality and better suited to the market.
Taking a marketing approach, the team brought the farmers together to strengthen their competitive advantage at the point of sale by improving quality, quantity and time of delivery through collective action. This also enables them to access marketing information readily. A total of eighteen (18) farmer groups have been established/strengthened in ten (10) villages and have been trained on the use of improved seeds and fertilizers to increase production, value chain concept, marketing and agri-business skills and how to use e-soko to access market information. They have also been linked to big maize/pigeonpea/common beans traders in the district like Export Trading Group, Bajwa Farmers and Traders, Monaban, and Mohamed Enterprises Ltd, who can buy their produce at harvesting, or through some contracts arrangements.
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Everybody has a product that they admire for its values. I've took those values and used them as a guideline in the design process of this chair.
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- René Mens
This bracelet has sentimental value to me. It started out as a gift from my son, and we've been adding to it. My most recent addition is the camera charm, which I received this past Mother's Day.
The Gambia River Basin Cashew Value Chain Enhancement Project (CEP) aims to strengthen the cashew value chain and increase the incomes of smallholder cashew farmers and processors in The Gambia, Senegal, and Guinea Bissau.
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Wow.......just about died when I walked into Value Village for their Monday 50% off day and saw all this!!!! (Except the Fiesta candlesticks. Bought those on E-bay.) The green-grey plate is USA ware. Anyone got an idea what the green casserole is? It's not Verde, as the colour is much brighter. Maybe Spring Blossom2??? No lid, unfortunately....
This is going to be the start of a series of photos I intend to make that define different words. For this image, I selected "Value" and felt that using simple US bills would be inadequate; thus, I found someone that was willing to let me hold a fraction of their valuables to photograph. Instead of shooting it on the available concrete, I took off my black bandanna, laid it on the ground, and waited for a cloud to give the right lighting(the sun was horrible).
1. This image investigates value because of the different shades of black through white.
2. The subject matter of this photograph is the poster that says "LOVE" and the one under that says "Be Yourself".
3. I think the most visually striking part of this image is the poster that says "LOVE" because it is big, black, bold and capitalized.
4. I could improve this shot by including the whole payphone instead of cutting it off.
ARIMBI TEMPLE - CANDI ARIMBI
This temple is still looks sturdy and full of historical value. Physically, Arimbi Temple is not too big. Nevertheless, from the history side, this temple is also one of interesting temple in Java. It said that Arimbi is 'petilasan' (rest room) of the Majapahit soldier.
Arimbi temple is located in Ngrimbi village, Wonosalam district, Jombang. Arimbi temple precisely located between Wonosalam and Bareng district. The location is strategic because it stay at the main road towards Wonosalam.
If we want to observe the histories of Arimbi temple, we will found it when Majapahit was still glorious. Arimbi temple is the rest place soldiers and Majapahit government member. There are many evidences in Arimbi temple as 'petilasan' in Majapahit era.
Arimbi temple, the history nuance above, and the omissions, are the heritage things that should be took care by us. Hence, Jombang assumes that Arimbi Temple is become one of history tour place and also for national tour.
More info visit: www.eastjava.com
Lee Bros. Value World located at 3848 Castro Valley Blvd. in Castro Valley,CA. The building was later occupied by a Payless Drug Store which until the late 1990's hadn't made and major renovation to the facade of the building. (Unfortunately I didnt get a photograph) The building is currently occupied by a Rite Aid which has not put any effort into both the inside and outside of the store that is except for a stucco facade.
As Lee Bros. Value World... (1964--1969)
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As a Payless Drug Store (1970)
Lee Bros. Value World located at 3848 Castro Valley Blvd. in Castro Valley,CA. The building was later occupied by a Payless Drug Store which until the late 1990's hadnt made and major renovation to the facade of the building. (Unfortunately I didnt get a photograph) The building is currently occupied by a Rite Aid which has not put any effort into both the inside and outside of the store.
As Lee Bros. Value World... (1964--1969)
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As a Payless Drug Store (1970)
Respect. The third of the Army Values. Treat people as they should be treated. In the Soldier’s Code, we pledge to “treat others with dignity and respect while expecting others to do the same.” Respect is what allows us to appreciate the best in other people. Respect is trusting that all people have done their jobs and fulfilled their duty. And self-respect is a vital ingredient with the Army value of respect, which results from knowing you have put forth your best effort. The Army is one team and each of us has something to contribute.