Tadalafil entfaltet seine Wirkung über eine selektive Hemmung der PDE5, wodurch die Konzentration von cGMP im glatten Muskelgewebe stabil bleibt. Diese biochemische Modulation resultiert in einer langanhaltenden Relaxation der Gefäßwände. Der Wirkstoff wird nach oraler Einnahme effizient resorbiert, mit einer Bioverfügbarkeit von rund 80 %. Seine Halbwertszeit von bis zu 36 Stunden ist innerhalb dieser Substanzklasse außergewöhnlich. Abgebaut wird er in der Leber, hauptsächlich durch CYP3A4, mit anschließender biliärer Exkretion. Typische unerwünschte Wirkungen entstehen durch eine verstärkte Vasodilatation, etwa Kopfschmerzen oder Flush. Pharmakologisch wird cialis generika vor allem durch die verlängerte Wirkungsdauer charakterisiert.
Community-Based Care Lead Agency Scorecard Performance through October 2012 Released 11/15/2012 Performance Family Preservation Permanency Health & Education 1. In-State Children 2. No Verified Maltreatment During 3. Ratio of Children Receiving 4. Required Mother & 5. Children 6. Reunified Children 7. Ratio of Adoptions 8. Children in Care 9. Medical, 10. Children 11. Former Foster Seen within 30 In-Home Services or within 6 Months Family Preservation Services Father Contacts: Child in Reunified within Who Re-entered in Last 12 Months to 8 Days-12 Months with Ages 5-17 Youth Ages 19-22 12. Administrative Days (In-Home & of Termination of Services to Children with Verified Out-of-Home Care, Goal 12 Months of Care within 12 Children in Care More No More than Two zation, Dental Enrolled in with Diploma or Expenditures as Out-of-Home) Ï (In-Home & Out-of-Home) Ï Maltreatment Ï Reunification Ï Months Ð than 12 Months Ï Placements Ï Services Ï School Ï Percent of YTD Contract Expenditures Ð Standard: Weighting: Lead Agency During In-Home Services: October 31, 2012 Caseload; Reunified Adoptions Nov. 2011 - Rank Area Served October 2012 June - Aug. 2012; Terminated: Monthly Average: June - October 2012 Oct. 2012; Children in October 2012 11/07/2012 10/31/2012 10/31/2012 July - Sept. 2012 FY 2012-13 CEO & Tenure Dec. 2011 - Feb. 2012 Aug. 2012 Verified Victims Oct. 2011 Oct. 2011 OHC >12 Mo. Oct. 31, 2012 Board Chair ChildNet Inc
Emilio Benitez, CEO 11/2007 Joseph Rogers, Chair ChildNet Palm Beach
Emilio Benitez, CEO 10/2012 Joseph Rogers, Chair Our Kids of Miami-Dade/Monroe, Inc
Frances Allegra, CEO 7/2005 Sandy Bohrer, Chair Partnership for Strong Families Sarasota Y/Safe Children Coalition
Ed McBride, Vice President 7/2008 Ed Landis, Chair Families First Network
Ann Harter, Director 12/2000 Brit Landrum, Chair Eckerd Community Hillsborough
Lorita Shirley, Executive Director 7/2012
Family Support Services North Fla
E. Lee Kaywork CEO 2/2012 Dr. George Armstrong, Chair Kids Central, Inc.
John Cooper, CEO 8/2012 Stephen Spivey, Chair United For Families Inc.
Christine Demetriades, CEO 11/2005 Patricia McCoy, Chair Eckerd Community Alternatives
Judith Warren 5/2012 Trey Starkey, Chair Family Integrity Program
Alison McMorrow, Program Manager Jerry Cameron, Chair Big Bend Community Based Care
Mike Watkins, CEO 12/2005 Reggie Johns, Chair Kids First of Florida, Inc.
Irene Toto, CEO 7/2005 Robert V. Graham, Chair Children’s Network of SW Florida
Nadereh Salim, CEO 1/2007 Mark Geisler, Chair Heartland For Children
Teri Saunders, CEO 4/2008 Terry Borglund, Chair Brevard Family Partnership
Patricia Nellius-Guthrie, CEO 2004 Stockton Whitten, Chair Community Partnership for Children
Mark Jones, CEO 8/2010 Bill Griffin, Chair Community Based Care Central Fla
Glen Casel, CEO/President 2/2004 John Gill, Chair Community Based Care Central Fla
Glen Casel, CEO/President 2/2004John Gill, Chair
Statewide $760,925,012 Red Zone: Community-Based Care Lead Agency Scorecard Performance through October 2012 Released 11/15/2012 Performance Family Preservation Permanency Health & Education 1. In-State Children 2. No Verified Maltreatment During 3. Ratio of Children Receiving 4. Required Mother & 5. Children 6. Reunified Children 7. Ratio of Adoptions 8. Children in Care 9. Medical, 10. Children 11. Former Foster 12. Administrative Seen within 30 In-Home Services or within 6 Months Family Preservation Services Father Contacts: Child in Reunified within Who Re-entered in Last 12 Months to 8 Days-12 Months with Ages 5-17 Youth Ages 19-22 Expenditures as Days (In-Home & of Termination of Services to Children with Verified Out-of-Home Care, Goal 12 Months of Care within 12 Children in Care More No More than Two zation, Dental Enrolled in with Diploma or Percent of YTD Out-of-Home) Ï (In-Home & Out-of-Home) Ï Maltreatment Ï Reunification Ï Months Ð than 12 Months Ï Placements Ï Services Ï School Ï Expenditures Ð Standard: Weighting: Lead Agency During In-Home Services: October 31, 2012 Caseload; Reunified Adoptions Nov. 2011 - Average of Area Served October 2012 June - Aug. 2012; Terminated: Monthly Average: June - October 2012 Oct. 2012; Children in October 2012 11/07/2012 10/31/2012 10/31/2012 July - Sept. 2012 FY 2012-13 Weighted CEO & Tenure Dec. 2011 - Feb. 2012 Aug. 2012 Verified Victims Oct. 2011 Oct. 2011 OHC >12 Mo. Oct. 31, 2012 Board Chair ChildNet Inc Southeast Region, Circuit 17
Emilio Benitez, CEO 11/2007 Joseph Rogers, Chair ChildNet Palm Beach Southeast Region, Circuit 15
Emilio Benitez, CEO 10/2012 Joseph Rogers, Chair Our Kids of Miami-Dade/Monroe, Inc Southern Region, Circuits 11 & 16
Frances Allegra, CEO 7/2005 Sandy Bohrer, Chair Partnership for Strong Families No
Dr. Michael Bowie, Chair Sarasota Y/Safe Children Coalition SunCoast Region, Circuit 12
Ed McBride, Vice President 7/2008 Ed Landis, Chair Families First Network Northwest Region, Circuit 1
Ann Harter, Director 12/2000 Brit Landrum, Chair Eckerd Community Hillsborough SunCoast Region, Circuit 13
Lorita Shirley, Executive Director 7/2012
Family Support Services North Fla NE Region, Circuit 4, Duval, Nassau
E. Lee Kaywork CEO 2/2012 Dr. George Armstrong, Chair Kids Central, Inc. Central Region, Circuit 5
John Cooper, CEO 8/2012 Stephen Spivey, Chair United For Families Inc. Central Region, Circuit 19
Christine Demetriades, CEO 11/2005 Patricia McCoy, Chair Eckerd Community Alternatives SunCoast Region, Circuit 6
Judith Warren 5/2012 Trey Starkey, Chair Family Integrity Program Northeast Region, St. Johns
Alison McMorrow, Program Manager Jerry Cameron, Chair Big Bend Community Based Care Northwest Region, Circuits 2 & 14
Mike Watkins, CEO 12/2005 Reggie Johns, Chair Kids First of Florida, Inc. Northeast Region, Circuit 4, Clay
Irene Toto, CEO 7/2005 Robert V. Graham, Chair Children’s Network of SW Florida SC Region, Circuit 20
Nadereh Salim, CEO 1/2007 Mark Geisler, Chair Heartland For Children Central Region, Circuit 10
Terry Borglund, Chair Brevard Family Partnership Central Region, Circuit 18, Brevard
Patricia Nellius-Guthrie, CEO 2004 Stockton Whitten, Chair Community Partnership for Children NE Region, Flagler, Volusia, Putnam
Mark Jones, CEO 8/2010 Bill Griffin, Chair Community Based Care Central Fla Central Region, Circuit 18, Seminole
Glen Casel, CEO/President 2/2004 John Gill, Chair Community Based Care Central Fla Central Region, Circuit 9
Glen Casel, CEO/President 2/2004John Gill, Chair
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Community-Based Care Lead Agency Scorecard
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