The phrase "adapted service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that has been modified or tailored to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The company offers an adapted service for clients with unique accessibility needs, ensuring everyone can benefit from their offerings."
Alternatives: "customized service" or "tailored service".
WF-DPM presents interesting information to help a supervisor activate the adapted service.
This article describes a concept for the generation of interactive and situation adapted service instructions that are dynamically derived from a service process model.
This could, in turn, inform to the final design of an implementable, adapted service model.
We examined service providers' ideas, beliefs, and feelings about family planning, and adapted service delivery interventions to address them.
This could include community awareness raising, use of outreach and patient self-referral, building on the promise of emerging culturally adapted service and nurse led models.
The orientation to use telecommunications for educational purposes already generates research works, commercial products and adapted services, and they become a hinge element for collaboration and scientific development of all countries.
Thus, locally adapted services need to focus on the individual patient and her/his life situation.
This could entail provision of translators, specific outreach programmes, and culturally adapted services to meet elderly from diverse linguistic, religious, and cultural backgrounds.
Such needs include provision of translators, specific outreach programmes, and culturally adapted services to meet needs among an elderly population representing diverse linguistic, religious, and cultural backgrounds.
An increased awareness of the vast global inequalities and accessibility to evidence-based care, as well as adapted services and adapted equipment for children with developmental disabilities and CP, has become apparent [ 6].
Uber has given its Africa managers notable flexibility to adapt service models to local markets (see our June feature).
