Rather than absolutely prohibiting strikes, Congress decided to assure equitable settlement of railroad labor disputes, and thus prevent interruption of rail service, by providing mediation and imposing cooling-off periods, thus creating "an almost interminable" collective bargaining process.
Effective implementation of the 2008 insurance parity act contained in economic bailout legislation will help assure equitable access to mental health services.
The reduced use of prescription drugs by blacks as compared to whites is of concern, suggesting that attention is needed to assure equitable access to prescription drugs.
The policy manual provides supervisors and staff with access to uniform information in order to assure equitable and consistent application of the policies.
The NHIS aims to assure equitable and universal access for all residents of Ghana to an acceptable quality package of essential health care services without OOP payment being required at the point of use [13].
As reforms unfold, the challenge will be to harness the potential innovation, efficiency, and responsiveness of private providers, while enhancing capacity to regulate and monitor in order to assure equitable access and avoid unhealthy market segmentation.
Examining all the above in an international context, and assuring equitable implementation.
It also assures equitable distribution of research risks and benefits.
Assuring equitable access in the ways defined by the market approach leaves extensive room for all sorts of departures from equitable access as defined by the use-per-need approach.
The RCH-II programme focussed on narrowing the regional variations in the domain of reproductive and child health, and on the provision of assured, equitable and quality health services to the underserved target population.
Assuring equitable universal access to essential health services without exposure to undue financial hardship requires adequate resource mobilization, efficient use of resources, and attention to quality and responsiveness of services.
