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Three additional characteristics were added including other languages available, provision of online services (e.g. video-conferencing), and presence of the Health On the Net (HON) code [ 52] which is an ethical standard certification of the trustworthiness of a specific health and medical website (Table  1).

Those who receive such treatments may do so because of there being no available provision of ISODs within primary care in their locality, the referral patterns of their GDP or because they are more persistent in seeking a solution for their problems.

We found that while some services are available, provision is patchy and the number of people receiving support is low compared with the numbers affected.

If no grass is available, the provision of energy again is reduced considerably and wood is utilised to a higher degree (but with 2.6% of the available potential still easily manageable).

Detailed information was available on provision of neonatal care until discharge for those babies admitted to the neonatal unit.

Limited literature is available regarding provision of after hours PC services by locum GPs in Australia and so this offers opportunity for further investigation.

In any case, based on the available evidence, provision of appropriate complementary foods (±nutritional counseling) can increase the weight by 0.25 kg (±18) and height by 0.54 cm (± 0.38) in children 6-24 mofths of age.

The results will be less generalizable to care environments where healthcare services are organized in a very dissimilar manner or where significantly less resources are available for provision of healthcare.

Limited funds were made available for the provision of social services, education, soil conservation, and infrastructure development, but this assistance did little to reduce the territories' dependence on migrant labour to South Africa.

The objectives of the GHS involve: implementing approved national policies for health delivery in the country, increasing access to good quality health services, and managing prudently resources available for the provision of the health services.

Therefore, funding was made available for the provision of 'medically necessary care' to these groups of patients.