This article theorizes equality and inclusion in coproduction, from the perspective of public administrators. Coproduction may occur across policy cycle at individual, group, collective levels, for reasons both instrumentality (such as improved efficiency) normativity democracy). Participation disadvantaged various modes coproduction is essential if solidarity principle (stipulating prioritizat...

Abstract: The activity of allocating funds in the implementation educational operations is a very complex activity, therefore it requires planned management by competent people. purpose this research to understand and know about administration financial school financing. method used descriptive qualitative conducting interviews with source directly depth. results obtained are problems that ofte...

Background: Patient satisfaction is a good indicator for measuring the quality of nursing care delivered by nurse to hospitalized patient. This will help administrator identify ways improving and health services. The study aims assess level patient’s towards among patients. Methods: A descriptive survey was carried on 100 patients selected using non-probability purposive sampling, who were disc...

abstract background: in most countries, one of the main reasons for developing more advanced roles for nurses is to improve access to care in the context of limited number of doctors. it is considered that the introduction of major policy initiatives, such as nurse prescribing, requires high-level discussion and policy development to ensure successful implementation. this study aimed to identif...

Security analyser tools provide a means of automatically identifying, and potentially exploiting, vulnerabilities within computer systems and networks. Although such tools are useful to system administrators, in order to highlight and overcome weaknesses in protection, they are also of assistance to hackers looking for ways to break in. The paper highlights the range of tools that are currently...

This paper, which considers the income maintenance experiments from a welfare administrator’s point of view, explores two major questions. The first is one of process: What is the relationship between the way in which the experiments were conducted and their reception by welfare officials? The second question concerns substance: What lessons for administering today’s welfare system are suggeste...