The phrase "attendant access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where access is provided or facilitated by an attendant, such as in service industries or events.
Example: "Guests will have attendant access to the VIP lounge throughout the event."
Alternatives: "assisted access" or "supervised access".
They argue that urbanization and the attendant access to education for women that often accompanies such shifts will cause the earth's population to begin shrinking in the middle of this century.
The idea is to route service calls to the appropriate representative automatically and give the attendant access to customer data stored on company servers.
The country has been run by men with Ivy League credentials, and the attendant access to vast campaign resources, since 1988.
"Birth is a universal experience, but one that varies depending on birth attendants, access and culture.
This approach includes improving access to antenatal care during pregnancy, improved management of normal delivery by skilled attendants, access to emergency obstetric and neonatal care (EmONC) when needed, and timely post natal care for both mothers and newborns.
Myanmar Myanmar commits to ensure 80 per cent ante-natal care coverage; 80 per cent of births attended by a skilled attendant; 70 per cent access to emergency obstetric care; and 80 per cent coverage for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) as well as its integration with MCH (Maternal and Child Health).
Furthermore, it is suggested that 74% of maternal deaths and 63% of newborn deaths and disabilities could be averted if all births are attended by a Skilled Birth Attendant with access to a quality referral facility [ 4].
The major driver of wet season migration was limited availability of resources and attendant restricted access to them (Majekodunmi et al. 2014).
University of Chicago faculty, academics, students, and staff will need to present their UChicago Card to the visitor attendant to access the D'Angelo Law Library on weekends and after 5 00 pm on weekdays.
Postnatally the cascades of intervention are a) give birth with a skilled attendant, b) access postnatal care, c) takes an HIV test if not done antenatally, d) determines the infant¿s HIV status, d) initiate ARVs and e) follow up [ 2].
The $5 mask Asphyxia, which accounts for 25% of newborn deaths, can be avoided if unskilled birth attendants have access to a $5£3£3) resuscitation mask.
