TAILIEUCHUNG - USE OF ECONOMIC INSTRUMENTS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCES

Assessment: Several differences in lung anatomy and physiology place infants at theoretically greater risk than older children for respiratory failure. Despite this, respiratory failure is rare in infancy. Close monitoring, using a combination of the parameters other than PEF (Chapter 4, Component 4: Figure ), will permit a fairly accurate assessment. Breathlessness sufficiently severe to prevent feeding is an important symptom of impending respiratory failure. Oxygen saturation, which should be measured in infants by pulse oximetry, is normally greater than 95 percent. Arterial or arterialized capillary blood gas measurement should be considered in infants with oxygen saturation less than 90 percent on high-flow oxygen whose condition is deteriorating. Routine chest X-rays are not recommended unless. | I Intelligence h-J I Service European Commission DG ENV Unit Sustainable Production and Consumption USE OF ECONOMIC INSTRUMENTS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCES Final Report 10 April 2012 Contract FRA 2008 0112 Emma Watkins IEEP Dominic Hogg Eunomia Andreas Mitsios BIO IS Shailendra Mudgal BIO IS Alexander Neubauer Ecologic Hubert Reisinger Umweltbundesamt Jenny Troeltzsch Ecologic Mike Van Acoleyen Arcadis Bio Intelligence Service - Scoling sustainable development sỊ 3 _ . J - 7 20-22Villa Deshoụes-75014Ports-France Industrial Ecology Nutritional Health Tél. 33 0 1 53 90 11 80 - Fox 33 0 1 50 53 99 90 lồ I Intelligence I - Service The authors of this report would like to thank the following people for their contributions and support during the project Nejma André BIO IS Samuela Bassi IEEP Martin Hirschnitz-Garbers Ecologic Doreen Fedrigo-Fazio IEEP Peter Hjerp IEEP Helmut Maurer DG Environment European Commission Elaina DeMeyere IEEP Judith Oliva Umweltbundesamt Michel Sponar DG Environment European Commission and all participants at the Stakeholder Workshop held in Brussels on 25 October 2011. European Commission DG ENV Use of Economic Instruments and Waste Management Performances - Final Report 2 April 2012 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report presents the findings of a follow-up study to the study to support the review of the Waste Thematic Strategy which was completed in October 2010 and published on the DG Environment website in January 20111. Within that study a limited amount of research was undertaken on the use of economic instruments EIs to promote improved waste management and the current study expands on that limited research. The objective of the present study is to analyse the relationship between the performances of the waste management systems of the EU Member States MS and their use of EIs. On the basis of this analysis the opportunity of moving towards a European common approach for the use of EIs in relation to waste management is .

• Kinh tế học
• Adherence
• antiretroviral treatment
• antiretroviral treatment
• facilities studied
• treatment outcomes
• reported complete
• BMC Psychology
• Patient non adherence
• Inhaler Adherence Questionnaire
• Self management behaviour
• Non adherence
• Bacterial adhesion
• Epithelial cell
• In vitro adherence model
• Quantitative test
• Adherence inhibition
• Antibiotic therapy
• Antimicrobial resistance
• Life threatening infections
• Identifying patients
• Adherence behaviour
• dispensing and reviewing
• healthcare professionals
• prescribed medicines
• Consumers Pay
• Systems and Farmers
• Sustainable Intensification
• báo cáo hóa học
• công trình nghiên cứu về hóa học
• tài liệu về hóa học
• cách trình bày báo cáo
• NAPlr gene a enolase gene
• Piscine S dysgalactiae subsp
• Virulence traits
• Adherence pattern
• Phylogenic analysis of NAPlr
• BMC Pediatrics
• Well child care
• Describe adherence rates
• Low income urban population
• Medicaid eligible children
• BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology
• Antihypertensive medication
• Drug adherence
• Hypertensive patients
• Health care system
• Lanreotide depot
• Long acting
• Somatostatin analog
• Treatment adherence
• Treatment persistence
• Adherence to physician’s advice
• Complementary foods
• Evaluation of practices
• Functional gastrointestinal disorders
• Infant feeding practices
• Infant formula
• Antiretroviral therapy
• Adherence reporting
• Virological failure
• Resource limited settings
• Adherence measures
• Antiretroviral prophylaxis
• Maternal verbal report
• Pharmacy returns
• Caregiver reported adherence
• HIV infected children
• Regimen characteristics
• Qualitative research
• Qualitative synthesis
• Child health
• Medication adherence
• Long term conditions
• BMC Cancer
• Randomised controlled trial
• Aromatase inhibitor therapy
• Breast cancer
• SMS reminder
• Associated factors
• Hematological oncological patients
• Global health
• Mediterranean diet adherence
• Hereditary breast cancer
• Food frequency
• High sensitivity C reactive protein
• Colorectal cancer
• Bowel cancer
• Guideline adherence
• Implementation science
• Randomized controlled trial
• Oral anticancer agents
• Multidisciplinary care
• Healthcare providers
• Clinical practice
• Breast neoplasm
• Quality indicators
• Treatment outcome
• BMC Women's Health
• Long acting injectable
• ART adherence
• Phase 3 trials
• Adenomatous polyps
• Colorectal Neoplasms
• Intervention studies
• Patient adherence
• Patient compliance
• Relative dose intensity
• Non medical determinant of health
• Overall survival
• Chronic myeloid leukemia
• Patients’ experiences
• Aromatase inhibitors
• Endocrine treatment
• Adherence rates