The phrase "access to continued" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing ongoing access to resources or services, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The organization provides access to continued support for all its members."
Alternatives: "access to ongoing" or "access to sustained".
Poor women suffered from lower access to continued care.
This knowledge transfer, from large centres to remote regions, allows health professionals to increase their access to continued education with the help of distance training.
Health professionals identified the following as some of the challenges there faced: inequitable and poor remuneration, overwhelming responsibilities with limited resources, lack of a stimulating work environment, inadequate supervision, poor access to continued professionals training, limited career progression, lack of transparent recruitment and discriminatory remuneration.
The psychological scars left by Nargis will take a long time to heal particularly for children who lost their parents and close relatives but for the moment the priority is to ensure access to continued food supply, safe drinking water, sanitation and a proper shelter.
Rural physicians in many developing countries usually lack access to continued medical education to develop their medical competence and to keep up-to-date with current medical developments [ 2, 5, 13– 17].
Poor women suffered from lower access to continued care and extending the health insurance coverage might be one way to help them out.
A competing bill, sponsored by Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, would allow states that collect taxes on phone companies for high-speed Internet access to continue doing so.
With the shortage of primary-care physicians nationwide, many people have no access to continuing primary care regardless of insurance carrier; Medicaid recipients are even less likely to be welcomed into primary-care practices.
Like most of the country's estimated 11 million illegal immigrants, they have little access to continuing health care, a reality not addressed by the legislation now under discussion in Washington.
Having access to continuing education and agency-supported case-focused supervision for licensure were correlated with retention at the 24 36 month post-graduation mark.
The website, www.reeme.arizona.edu, is particularly popular in Latin America where access to continuing medical education is not as abundant as in the USA or Europe.
