The role of policy and regulation in promoting green buildings
Deborah Aanuoluwa Soyombo
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World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1), P. 139 - 150
Published: April 6, 2024
Green
buildings
play
a
crucial
role
in
sustainable
development
by
reducing
energy
consumption,
minimizing
environmental
impact,
and
enhancing
occupant
health
well-being.
This
review
explores
the
of
policy
regulation
promoting
green
buildings,
highlighting
importance
government
intervention
driving
building
practices.
Government
policies
regulations
pivotal
shaping
adoption
Through
combination
mandates,
incentives,
standards,
governments
can
encourage
construction
renovation
that
prioritize
efficiency,
water
conservation,
sustainability.
Mandatory
codes
standards
are
among
most
effective
tools
use
to
promote
buildings.
These
set
minimum
requirements
for
performance,
indoor
quality,
ensuring
new
constructions
major
renovations
meet
established
sustainability
criteria.
In
addition
mandatory
also
financial
incentives
may
include
tax
credits,
grants,
or
subsidies
owners
developers
who
incorporate
design
features
achieve
certifications.
Furthermore,
influence
market
through
procurement
public
projects.
By
leading
example,
create
ripple
effect
private
sector,
encouraging
more
embrace
Overall,
is
essential
advancing
goals.
setting
clear
providing
an
environment
where
norm
rather
than
exception,
built
future
generations.
Language: Английский
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN HEALTH SECTOR INNOVATION: LESSONS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Charles Chukwudalu Ebulue,
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Ogochukwu Roseline Ebulue,
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Chukwunonso Sylvester Ekesiobi
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International Medical Science Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. 484 - 499
Published: April 20, 2024
Public-Private
Partnerships
(PPPs)
have
emerged
as
a
crucial
mechanism
for
fostering
innovation
in
the
health
sector
globally.
This
review
encapsulates
lessons
learned
from
diverse
PPP
models
worldwide,
highlighting
their
significance
and
impact.
PPPs
healthcare
entail
collaboration
between
governmental
bodies,
private
enterprises,
sometimes
non-profit
organizations
to
address
challenges,
such
limited
resources,
expertise,
infrastructure,
while
leveraging
strengths
of
each
sector.
The
success
relies
on
effective
governance
structures,
clear
objectives,
mutual
accountability.
One
notable
example
is
United
Kingdom's
NHS
Innovation
Accelerator,
which
partners
with
industry
leaders
fast-track
adoption
innovative
technologies
within
National
Health
Service
(NHS).
Through
this
initiative,
pioneering
solutions,
ranging
digital
platforms
medical
devices,
been
implemented,
enhancing
patient
care
operational
efficiency.
Similarly,
low-resource
settings
like
sub-Saharan
Africa,
played
pivotal
role
improving
access
essential
services.
Projects
Medicines
Malaria
Venture
(MMV)
collaborate
pharmaceutical
companies,
governments,
research
institutions
develop
affordable
antimalarial
drugs
tailored
region's
needs.
In
realm
development,
partnerships
Coalition
Epidemic
Preparedness
Innovations
(CEPI)
demonstrated
power
international
addressing
global
threats.
CEPI
brings
together
philanthropic
organizations,
expedite
development
vaccines
against
emerging
infectious
diseases,
witnessed
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
However,
challenges
persist
implementation,
including
complex
regulatory
frameworks,
funding
uncertainties,
divergent
interests
among
stakeholders.
Lessons
successful
underscore
importance
transparent
communication,
stakeholder
engagement,
sustained
political
commitment.
conclusion,
represent
dynamic
avenue
catalyzing
driving
transformative
change.
By
drawing
insights
experiences
policymakers
practitioners
can
refine
existing
frameworks
foster
sustainable
tackle
evolving
effectively.
Keywords:
Partnership,
Health,
Innovation,
World,
Review.
Language: Английский
Ethical frameworks for AI in healthcare entrepreneurship: A theoretical examination of challenges and approaches
Babajide Tolulope Familoni
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International Journal of Frontiers in Biology and Pharmacy Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 057 - 065
Published: March 26, 2024
This
theoretical
examination
explores
the
challenges
and
approaches
to
establishing
ethical
frameworks
for
integration
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
healthcare
entrepreneurship.
As
AI
technologies
continue
advance,
their
applications
hold
immense
potential
improving
patient
outcomes
driving
innovation.
However,
considerations
are
paramount
ensure
responsible
equitable
deployment
AI-driven
solutions.
paper
delves
into
key
dimensions
including
privacy
data
security,
bias
fairness,
accountability
transparency,
autonomy
consent.
It
identifies
such
as
technological
limitations,
regulatory
complexities,
organizational
barriers
that
impede
implementation
frameworks.
Additionally,
it
proposes
collaborative
governance
models,
design
practices,
continuous
monitoring
evaluation
address
these
challenges.
Through
case
studies
examples,
illustrates
successful
implementations
startups,
highlighting
lessons
learned
impact
on
trust.
Ultimately,
this
underscores
critical
importance
shaping
future
entrepreneurship
provides
insights
researchers,
practitioners,
policymakers
navigating
rapidly
evolving
landscape.
Language: Английский
Business model innovation in healthcare: A theoretical review of entrepreneurial strategies in the medical sector
Sodiq Odetunde Babatunde
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International Journal of Biological and Pharmaceutical Sciences Archive,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 148 - 157
Published: March 25, 2024
This
theoretical
review
explores
the
critical
role
of
business
model
innovation
in
healthcare
industry,
focusing
on
entrepreneurial
strategies
within
medical
sector.
With
constant
evolution
needs,
technologies,
and
regulations,
traditional
models
are
becoming
increasingly
insufficient
to
meet
demands
patients,
providers,
other
stakeholders.
Business
offers
a
pathway
for
organizations
adapt,
thrive,
deliver
value
this
dynamic
landscape.
Drawing
upon
existing
literature
case
studies,
paper
examines
fundamental
concepts
its
application
healthcare.
It
various
strategies,
including
opportunity
identification,
collaboration,
technology
integration,
patient-centered
approaches,
highlighting
their
impact
reshaping
ecosystem.
Furthermore,
framework
delineates
key
components
successful
innovation,
such
as
proposition
design,
revenue
development,
infrastructure
optimization,
customer
segmentation.
Through
analysis
real-world
examples
challenges,
elucidates
opportunities
barriers
associated
with
underscores
importance
fostering
culture
promoting
interdisciplinary
addressing
regulatory
complexities
drive
sustainable
change.
Additionally,
it
outlines
future
directions
research,
implications
practitioners
policymakers,
imperative
continuous
adaptation
improvement.
Ultimately,
contributes
deeper
understanding
how
can
catalyze
healthcare,
paving
way
enhanced
quality,
accessibility,
affordability
services
digital
age.
Language: Английский
Energy efficiency in architecture: Strategies and technologies
Tosin Michael Olatunde,
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Azubuike Chukwudi Okwandu,
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Dorcas Oluwajuwonlo Akande
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et al.
Open Access Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(2), P. 031 - 041
Published: April 12, 2024
Energy
efficiency
in
architecture
is
a
critical
consideration
the
design
and
construction
of
buildings,
aiming
to
reduce
energy
consumption
minimize
environmental
impact.
This
abstract
explores
various
strategies
technologies
that
can
be
implemented
enhance
architecture.
The
importance
lies
its
potential
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
lower
costs,
create
healthier
indoor
environments.
Achieving
involves
combination
passive
strategies,
such
as
orientation,
shading,
natural
ventilation,
well
active
technologies,
including
high-performance
insulation,
energy-efficient
lighting,
renewable
systems.
Passive
are
fundamental
architecture,
utilizing
elements
sunlight,
shade,
airflow
need
for
mechanical
heating,
cooling,
lighting.
Proper
building
effective
shading
devices,
strategic
placement
windows
openings
maximize
light
reducing
reliance
on
artificial
lighting
ventilation
In
addition
play
crucial
role
enhancing
High-performance
insulation
materials,
aerogel
vacuum
panels,
significantly
heat
loss
gain
through
envelopes,
improving
thermal
comfort
consumption.
Energy-efficient
systems,
light-emitting
diodes
(LEDs)
daylight
harvesting
electricity
usage
while
solar
photovoltaic
panels
wind
turbines,
generate
clean
on-site,
further
fossil
fuels.
Overall,
requires
holistic
approach
considers
both
technologies.
By
incorporating
these
into
construction,
architects
designers
buildings
not
only
environmentally
sustainable
but
also
comfortable,
healthy,
cost-effective
occupants.
Language: Английский
A Comparative Analysis of the Indian Lunacy Act 1912 and Pakistan's Mental Health Ordinance 2001
Arooba Younas,
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Abeeda Qureshi
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World Medical & Health Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 6, 2024
ABSTRACT
This
study
compares
the
Indian
Lunacy
Act
(ILA)
1912
with
Mental
Health
Ordinance
(MHO)
2001
to
demonstrate
(dis)continuity
of
colonial
practices
in
context
postcolonial
Pakistan.
analysis
is
informed
by
Foucauldian
power/knowledge
nexus
making
a
unique
contribution
broader
field
mental
health
policy.
The
discursive
continuity
legacy
involving
legal
structures
system,
where
state
uses
psychiatric
knowledge
legitimize
detention
individuals,
echoes
concept
nexus.
Scrutinizing
words
used
both
legislations,
it
has
been
understood
that
language
not
neutral;
rather
suffused
meaning,
creating
and
truths.
seen
through
offensive
ILA
denote
degradation,
disdain,
contempt
toward
“insane,”
“dangerous,”
“lunatics.”
Although
MHO
adopted
more
neutral
language,
continuation
mechanism
control
during
admitting
process,
which
opinions
statements
medical
professionals
play
an
important
role.
marginalization
alternative
practices,
form
indigenous
communal
showcases
dominance
biomedical
model,
enforcing
particular
epistemic
control.
Nonetheless,
relative
improvement
2001,
as
opposed
1912,
terms
inclusion
community‐based
services.
Language: Английский