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16.(m)     Five Prerequisites to a successful Pilot and Primary Research Programme

Background to Five Prerequisites:

Section 16.(a) -

(i)         contends that drawing upon Eleven Sport Administration Attributes of seasoned local sports administrators is warranted to treat Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes to cost-effectively -

*          enable GPs Patients to progress through the Final Three Stages described in Lifescripts; and

             *          assist other Adult Enquirers,

             many of whom would be leading a Sedentary Lifestyle and afflicted by one of the Taskforce's Three Public Health Risks, to Improve Personal Health And Fitness; and

(ii)        postulates the Hypothesis (limited for the Pilot to Interested Adults commencing one of 14 REAs) will reduce the Fifteen Problems, which include Lifestyle Related Chronic Diseases and Other Personal, Social, Productivity and Environmental Costs that are largely caused by the Taskforce's Three Public Health Risks.

Section 18 explains a purpose of the Pilot and Primary Research Programme is to measure the Economic Return On YELP Capex from Propagating YELP to 70,000 additional Participants across Australia by end-2015 who are presently leading a Sedentary Lifestyle and afflicted by one or more Lifestyle Related Chronic Diseases caused by the Taskforce's Three Public Health Risks - explained in Propagation Forecasts And Targets.

Section 16.(j) reviews a 'Case Study' of 13 volunteer adults in/near Boston, Massachusetts USA with varying ailments (HIV, Type 1 Diabetes, Depression, post-divorce trauma, Obesity and post-fatality trauma) who accepted a challenging invitation from a Team Of Clinicians And Sports Therapists Supported By An RTV Producer to tackle a rigorous sporting activity as a challenging exercise distraction, namely to run the 2007 Boston Marathon.

The post-Marathon report in Section 16.(j)(i) and the testimonials from each of the 13 volunteers in Section 16.(j)(ii) attest to the diverse emotional and physical benefits due to the intervention of endurance jogging to achieve a Challenging goal.  Paradoxically after providing a detailed explanation of VO2 Max and listing empirically evidence of the material improvements all 12 finishers achieved in their VO2 Max,  Susan K. Lewis, Editor of NOVA On-line's final section, titled Power of positive thinking, of the Summary of "Fit to Go the Distance by Susan K. Lewis" leads us to muse how much of their improvement is -

 

1.)          due to physical improvement measured in VO2 Max; and

2.)          mental determination not to fail under a high RTV profile when all your new buddies (LCCBSG) are putting in to their utmost.

Watching the video and reading the Marathon Diaries about the determination to train with their "team" in the Winter rain is testimony that 2.) above is not immaterial in achieving a Materially Altered Lifestyle which via RTV Promotion can influence many other Australian Interest Adults to want to follow-suit.

Logically, encouraging Interested Adults to introduce a RREA to Materially Alter Lifestyle to experience the emotional and physical benefits that the 12 Boston Marathon 'Finishers' experienced is not a simple task because if it was Australia would not beset by escalating levels of Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes, not to mention Recreational Drug Abuse, and the associated high Health System Costs.

Annexure C of the YELP Holistic First Business Plan reviews both NSW Department of Health and (circa 2007) Federal Department of Health and Ageing's strategic plans to encourage a healthy lifestyle which still promotes GP's encouraging some of their patients in accord with Lifescripts.

Annexure C(i)(a) asserts that relying on the Traditional Role of Democratic Government,  Government is able to address the "risk factors" and "protective factors" noted in A New Direction for NSW Department of Health - STRATEGIC PLAN TOWARDS 2010 by implementing "B." of Annexure C(i)(a), which does not require the collective "strong will and sustained action by (all of) individuals, families, communities and governments" and can be completed for a relative pittance due to -

             i.          Twelve Low Cost Propagation Initiatives; and

ii.          the roll-out plan has been prepared by a seasoned sports administrator who has Project Development and I.T. skills.

Annexure C(ii) contend that the 'Principle of Comparative Advantage' supports GPs referring interested GP's Patients with any of Five Lifestyle Risk Factors For Chronic Disease to a REC to implement the below Final Three Stages of Lifescripts' Five Basic ‘Stages of Change’ because GPs don't have requisite time and most GPs don't have the Supervision skills - ipso facto it is not cost-effective for GPs to action the following 3 stages:

                     3.    Decide and prepare to make a change (determination/preparation)
                     4.    Implement genuine, determined action (action)
                     5.    Over time, attempts to maintain the new behaviour occur (maintenance).  

What does reviewing the above earlier Sections in the Business Plan tell us?

It snapshots the merit of conducting a successful 21½ Months Tenure Of Pilot, including a 10 Months Tenure Of Primary Research Programme, because the Forecast Return On YELP Capex to improve the productivity of Human Brownfield Infrastructure will be at least tenfold over and above the YELP  SPV's  Capex within 5 years.  The Boston Marathon Challenge Template Of YELP Primary Research Programme is a successful precedent, as encapsulated at "Power of positive thinking", which highlights the need to bundle together the following five inter-dependant prerequisites to ensure a successful Pilot and Primary Research Programme:

1.         Interested Parties execute the Interested Parties Agreed Business Plan, thereby agreeing the Head Consultant's Conditions Precedent To 21½ Months Tenure Of Pilot.

2.         Legal documentation to -

            (i)         execute the 'Trust Deed' for the YELP  SPV to meet the Budget for 20 Months Pilot, including 10 months Primary Research Programme; and

            (ii)        for the YELP  SPV to employ 20 RECs.

3.         Selecting the Pilot Delivery Team and 20 RECs.

4.         Developing the Media and Networking Campaign to Promote the Pilot and Primary Research Programme

5.         Developing the YELP Website.