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Permits authorizing the incidental take of threatened and endangered species on state or private lands can be issued by State and Federal regulatory agencies under two types of agreements, Safe Harbor Agreements (SHA) and Habitat Conservation Plans (HCP). In order to issue such permits, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must first determine whether the actions will appreciably reduce the likelihood of survival of the species covered under the agreement. Similarly, the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources can only issue a state take license when the permitted actions, along with the mitigation proposed, are expected to provide a "net conservation benefit." Verifying that the assumptions made to make such determinations are correct requires monitoring of both the scope and intensity of the impacts that actually occur and of the effectiveness of the mitigation implemented. The accuracy of such monitoring is particularly critical for HCPs where the mitigation implemented is based on the take observed each year. The ability to detect the take that occurs depends on both the efficiency of the searchers and the persistence of the carcasses over time. Quantifying the benefits of the mitigation actions requires an estimate of the number of individuals of each covered species that will benefit from the mitigation, as well as the effectiveness of those actions. The methodology to monitor such impacts and the mitigation to offset them are not well developed, and the following presentations will discuss some approaches currently being applied in Hawaii, along with specific research needs.

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Author: MultiVu Added: Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:42:53 -0800 Duration: 0UCLA Medical Center Orthopedist Dr. Shamie says supplements are essential to a balanced health regimen. Weekend warriors take note: Bursts of high-energy athletic activity are not doing much good if you become sidelined by injury from overexertion. Overall wellness takes more than a weekend commitment. Everyone knows that regular, moderate exercise and a healthy diet are central to overall health. And a new study shows 91 percent of orthopedic specialists would add another recommendation to their patients' wellness regimens: dietary supplements. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/lifesupplemented/37798/

Author: MultiVu Added: Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:42:53 -0800 Duration: 0UCLA Medical Center Orthopedist Dr. Shamie says supplements are essential to a balanced health regimen. Weekend warriors take note: Bursts of high-energy athletic activity are not doing much good if you become sidelined by injury from overexertion. Overall wellness takes more than a weekend commitment. Everyone knows that regular, moderate exercise and a healthy diet are central to overall health. And a new study shows 91 percent of orthopedic specialists would add another recommendation to their patients' wellness regimens: dietary supplements. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/lifesupplemented/37798/

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Join BearingPoint Senior Manager, Max Duprat, as he explores the first in a series of podcasts which will address how leading life sciences organizations are adopting a customer centric approach to marketing through HEALTHCARE PROVIDER PORTALS, or HCPs. What we’re seeing is that many life sciences companies’ sales and marketing practices relating to customer interactions are losing their effectiveness, while the health care providers and consumers are continuously turning to the internet for medical information. So many life sciences companies are creating health care provider portals to address these challenges. And once the decision s been made to develop an HCP portal, it begs the question Should we develop the portal as a channel extension or as a stand alone brand? Throughout this podcast you will learn the key considerations and lessons learned when deciding whether to make the HCP Portal a channel extension or stand alone channel. We also explore how your decision will impact future operations of the portal. Through working with many life sciences companies, those who’ve adopted a customer-centric approach to marketing are finding they can establish themselves as trusted partners, enhance the customer experience and enrich brand loyalty. Tune in to learn the secret to their success and ways to bring these strategies into your own environment. Tags: BearingPoint, Max Duprat, customer centric, HCP

Join BearingPoint Senior Manager, Max Duprat, as he explores the second in a series of podcasts which addresses how leading life sciences organizations are adopting a customer centric approach to marketing. In the first podcast of this series, we talked about the integration strategies for HCP portals as they relate to customer centricity. Today, we re talking about how to measure the success of your HCP Portal. Reporting and analytics is an important part of the overall success of an HCP Portal launch because it allows you to measure your progress towards your portal s goals and also to gain insights into your HCP users preferences. While measuring progress is important, the real reason why analytics is a critical component of making your HCP Portal a success is because of the learnings gained from these measurements. Throughout this podcast you will learn how your analytics approach should provide you with new insights into your customers preferences and behaviors. You will also learn the importance of defining and incorporating your analytics requirements early in the development process of your HCP portal. Tune in to find out more Tags: BearingPoint, Max Duprat, customer centric, HCP

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