10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TARGETITIS»
Discover the use of
targetitis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
targetitis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Agroforestry development in Kenya: proceedings of the Second ...
The issue of information relevance throughout progressive project phases is
greatly diminished. "Targetitis" Projects often fall into the trap of limiting their
information and reporting to outputs achieved (or targets reached) such as trees
planted, ...
A. M. Kilewe, K. M. Kealey, K. K. Kebaara, 1989
2
Loops and Roots: The Conflict Between Official and ...
is said to be afflicted with an acute case of targetitis. It is diagnosed as an
excessive mania for figures and delusions of success."i As a result, the statistics
are often cooked up. People, who have already undergone sterilizations, are
operated a ...
Purnima Chattopadhayay-Dutt, 1995
3
The Mind and Method of the Legal Academic
... 28, 35 Tao, T. 61 targetitis 60, 61 teaching see legal education tertium
comparationis 15, 39, 46 Teubner, G. 25 Tijssen, H.E.B. 55 tobacco advertising
34, 35 topos 44 Toulmin, S.E. 44, 46 Twining, W. 1, 7, 40 Ulen, T.S. 2,16 uniform
law 17, ...
4
Doctor, What's Wrong?: Making the NHS Human Again
Targets The Institute of Directors has argued consistently over the last few years
that there is a severe outbreak of 'targetitis' in the NHS. It is only through freeing
up the management of NHS trusts . . . that this case of severe chronic resource ...
5
The Essential Public Manager
'Targetitis' is not the only pathology linked to the NPM. Academic studies, audit
bodies and parliamentary investigations have revealed a number of other
worrying aspects as follows. The more 'arms—length' or 'autonomous'
relationships ...
Pollitt, Christopher, 2003
6
Textbook of Pediatrics Iap by Parthasarathy
An important shift in the goals of new program is from the malady of "targetitis" to
providing a range of quality services instead. The package of essential
reproductive health services recommended for implementation includes: i.
Prevention and ...
Jaypee Brothers, Medical Publishers, 2005
7
Participatory Rural Appraisal: Methods and Applications in ...
approach", unconcerned about raising productivity and quality of life of the
common man, planned by "targetitis", excessively sectoral in application, with
heavy orientation towards financial outlay, minimal effort at optimization of local
resource ...
8
Tourism Management Dynamics
It requires a degree of technical expertise and long-term commitment to monitor
and report on indicators on a regular basis. Monitoring can also lead to 'targetitis',
misplaced confidence in quantitative data and there is a risk important issues ...
Dimitrios Buhalis, Carlos Costa, 2006
9
Managers as Designers in the Public Services: Beyond Technomagic
... effect of target and indicators ('targetitis'). Baby Peter also brings into serious
question another key aspect of NPM dogma, namely the vogue for partnership
working, the multi-agency approach. Who could be against working
collaboratively?
10
Territorial Politics and Health Policy: UK Health Policy in ...
New Labour has been widely criticised for 'targetitis' and an overreliance on
media announcements, including constant targets and new schemes, such as a
2001 campaign for better hospital food, that are often worthy but whose ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TARGETITIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
targetitis is used in the context of the following news items.
EU touts 70% recycling and zero landfill law for 2030
'Targetitis'. “There is quite a degree of scepticism about targets and 'targetitis',” the official conceded. “People think there are too many targets and that they won't ... «EurActiv, Jun 14»
While tax policy gets much attention, tax administration is almost …
This approach has encouraged a peculiar virus called 'Targetitis' that strikes taxmen in December every year and lasts until March. The revenue-at-all-cost ... «Economic Times, Aug 12»
