The purpose of this study was to obtain strategies increase community participation in the implementation education Madrasah Aliyah. This research used a descriptive qualitative method. nature researcher-respondent relationship revealed by using conducted at Aliyah Negeri 1 Mataram. participants included school principals (N=1) and teachers (20). Data were collected through observation, documen...

Increasing children’s and young people’s participation in decisions, about their own care and about service development, is a policy priority. Although in general participation is increasing, disabled children are less likely to be involved than nondisabled children and it is unclear to what extent children with complex needs or communication impairments are being included in participation acti...

Krasno and Green have argued that political advertising has no impact on voter turnout. We remain unconvinced by their evidence, given concerns about how they measure the advertising environment, how they measure advertising tone, their choice of modeling techniques and the generalizability of their findings. These differences aside, we strongly agree that political advertising does little to u...

accidents and their resulting losses are one of the critical public health issues. identification the near misses offer the opportunity to improve safety by developing effective prevention approach. the main objective of this study was to investigate the effects of two types of intervention in increasing the participation of first line managers in reporting near misses. in order to increase the...

This commentary talks about patient involvement in one of the biggest EU projects to date-U-BIOPRED. It describes how people and carers of people with asthma have been able to develop and drive their input and have their voice heard among the >200 healthcare professional project members. Five key principles for the success of the patient involvement group are presented: involve early, involve d...

INTRODUCTION Patient and public involvement in healthcare planning, service development and health-related research has received significant attention. However, evidence about the role of patient involvement in quality improvement work is more limited. We aimed to characterize patient involvement in three improvement projects and to identify strengths and weaknesses of contrasting approaches. ...

To the Editor—It is with great interest that I read the article “Alternatives to colonoscopy for population-wide colorectal cancer screening” by Leung et al1 in the February issue of the Hong Kong Medical Journal. Implementing a population-wide screening programme is complex, and should be based on evidence and cost-effectiveness. Australia’s experience may be seen as a model for the multitude ...