... and cost efficient, yet wide-scale adoption of these services by consumers has yet to be achieved, constraining their public health benefit. Further investigation of non-technological determinants of mHealth adoption is needed; specifically, the role of consumers' goals has received scant attention...

... their jobs better and take responsibility for their own training in order to do so. They empower themselves, are self‐motivated, and take control of their lives, rather than waiting for someone else to lead them down the path to success. The first step, is to set a goal, then develop a plan to achieve...

...Margaret P. Collingwood Demonstrates that the quality assurance systems and audit techniques presently being applied throughout the NHS have displaced or succeeded the original goals of the service while increasing its bureaucracy and costs. The advent of the “purchaser/provider” model of budget...

..., starting from an isolated unit or procedure. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Goals Non‐profit organizations Policy Profit Service industries Total quality management Several authors[ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ] investigated and proposed implementations for the theory of constraints (TOC) philosophy...

... models, with customers and suppliers, and against competitors. Its goal is to improve efficiency,reduce defects and provide better customer value continuously. In 1990 it entered into a strategic partnership with its first non‐parent group customer, Sun Microsystems, to supply printed circuit‐boards...