Sentence examples for attempt to increase access from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to increase access to health services and improve health outcomes, the government established the operational district (OD) as a focus for health services in 1996.
The two proposed projects intend to generate evidence that will contribute to the development of sustainable community based programmes that can be scaled up, in an attempt to increase access to integrated maternal and child health services.
In an attempt to increase access to health services, increase financial protection, and generate resources for the health sector, the Government of Laos is trying to expand coverage of health insurance and risk protection schemes.
The role has been in existence for about forty years, and was developed both in response to a shortage of doctors in primary care in the 1960s and in an attempt to increase access to health care for people in underserved, particularly rural, areas.
The low uptake of facility-based HCT in South Africa, particularly amongst young adults, has hindered attempts to increase access to effective treatment and prevention strategies.
In the context of attempting to increase access to care and the rising cost of health-related expenditures, the need for non-medically based programs that are effective at reducing arthritis symptoms is increased.
Head Start has attempted to increase access but, lacking the ability to provide direct services, is stymied in this effort by needing to use Medicaid as its payment system.
The low uptake of facility-based HIV counseling and testing (HCT) in South Africa, particularly amongst men and youth has hindered attempts to increase access to effective treatment and prevention strategies.
Manuscripts included in the current analysis do not indicate any attempts by the study teams to increase access to care or increase the percent of cases with etiological confirmation (indeed, the Niger and Senegal studies were retrospective).
We have previously attempted to model the impact of outreach strategies to increase access to life-saving drugs such as misoprostol for haemorrhage and antibiotics for treatment of sepsis in the post-partum period [ 16].
