Sentence examples for a increasing access from inspiring English sources

The reform policies were directed mainly at a) increasing access to personal health services, especially for the poor, and b) improving the quality of care delivered at hospitals.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) appears set to oppose a bill increasing access to a lifesaving anti-overdose medication because of concerns rejected by public health experts that it could encourage more drug abuse, according to the bill's chief sponsor.

After Roe v. Wade, there was a decade of increasing access to care before the start of an ongoing downward trend — since 1982, more than a thousand providers have closed.

In an age of increasing access to the internet, an Australian survey [ 3] reviewed 225 websites over a two week period.

However, he said all schools have been trying to tackle both issues - offering new specialist study modules and, last week, holding a conference on increasing access.

But Lybrate isn't just about connecting doctors and patients, Arora told TechCrunch that he sees the service as a platform for increasing access to healthcare information itself.

A government initiative increasing access to cancer drugs ends this year, but the system promised to replace it is "nebulous" and ill-defined, say MPs.

Organizations and governments will continue to open pharmacies as a means of increasing access to medicines.

These trends emerged in a context of increasing access to the Internet and its use for health and illness matters.

"That alone is also a way of increasing access to [antiretroviral treatment] for so many people in the country," says Mr. Chavura.

Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) of childhood illnesses is a strategy for increasing access to diagnosis and treatment of malaria, pneumonia, and diarrhea through community-based health workers.