The phrase "availability of essential children" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability of essential services or resources for children, but as it stands, it is ambiguous and potentially misleading.
Example: "The availability of essential children services is crucial for their development and well-being."
Alternatives: "access to vital children's resources" or "provision of necessary services for children."
5 These findings accentuate the need for CCM programs to ensure that their supply management systems are effective at ensuring availability of essential child health products.
18, 21 In a recent study by Miller and others 29 assessing quality of care and implementation strength associated with the iCCM scale-up in Oromia, the authors found generally high capacity of HEWs to correctly manage child pneumonia, diarrhea and malnutrition, high rates of HEW supervision and training, and regular availability of essential child health commodities at the health post.
To address growing economic and social inequities in the region – and to bridge the gap in the availability of essential services for children – governments will look to improved collection and use of data to increase understanding of disparities and their underlying causes.
To address the growing economic and social inequities in the region and to bridge the gap that exists in the availability of essential services for children, governments will look to improve the collection and use of data to increase understanding of disparities and their underlying causes.
Robertson and others studied the availability of essential medicines for child health in the private and public sectors in 14 countries in central Africa.
Veneman also commented on the ongoing crisis in the Gaza Strip, stressing its negative impact on the availability of essential health care for pregnant women and newborn children.
Lawali was born in March 2005 when Niger was already in crisis as a result of food shortages, lack of access to essential foods, insufficient availability of essential health services and lack of vital information on child feeding and nutrition.
Hadjara and thousands of other mothers like her are among those most impacted by the elements of the crisis: food shortages, insufficient availability of essential health services, and lack of vital information on child feeding and nutrition.
