The phrase "art dispensing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or provision of art, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The gallery is known for its innovative approach to art dispensing, making art accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "art distribution" or "art delivery".
One of our informants also highlighted the need for mobile health services, suggesting the need to decentralise ART dispensing to local clinics as well as making outreach staff mobile so that they can reach immobile elderly guardians out in the communities.
Thirty (86%) facilities had no supplementary ART dispensing locations; only two (6%) ART facilities provided both refill sites and outreach services for ART.
Outcomes may differ in clinics with different ART dispensing patterns.
For example, provincial regulations at the time limited ART dispensing to pharmacists only.
Data collected by AfA include demographics and previous medical history, CD4+ cell count, viral load and claims (including ART dispensing data).
We also expected that facilities with supplemental ART dispensing locations (such as refill sites and outreach services) and home based care would be more successful with LTFU and appointment keeping, but this was not the case.
He took over as wine director at Benoit last summer and installed a state-of-the-art dispensing system that made it possible to serve fine wines by the glass while preserving the rest of the bottle.
Time to discontinuation was calculated using the last recorded ART dispense date.
3,903 and 4,972 electronic patient records of all new patients on ART from the ARV dispensing tool were analyzed for the time period of 12 months before and 12 months after the introduction of ASWs to determine the ARV treatment retention rates.
Ice cream vendors in Turkey have made an art of dispensing their treats into cups and cones.
ART adherence was defined as the number of days ART was dispensed over the number of days an individual was eligible for ART in the previous 6 months; the resulting proportion was dichotomized as > 95% vs. ≤ 95% adherence.
