Sentence examples for bottlenecks to access from inspiring English sources
The current legal and ethical constraints and bottlenecks to access are obvious.
Despite maturity of national ART roll-out programs with many programs operating for nearly a decade or longer, stock-outs of HIV test kits and drugs remains a critical bottleneck to access [ 46, 47], and needs urgent attention in the light of wider access being strived for in the WHO 2013 guidelines update.
We will therefore identify the most vulnerable areas and population groups and address the major bottlenecks to equitable access to mother and child health services, which could range from legislation and budget expenditure to availability of commodities and service quality.
Despite their diversity, a common thread across them is their contribution to addressing barriers and bottlenecks to children's access to essential services.
The approach starts by mapping where women and children live and identifying obstacles or bottlenecks to their ability to access services.
The purpose of this consultancy is to document Ghana's experiences in monitoring the reduction of inequities in the health and nutrition of women and children, and also addressing key bottlenecks and barriers to access and use of health and nutrition services by women and children.
YFHS program design also addressed all key health system bottlenecks to ensure youth's continuous access to acceptable and quality friendly health services.
It needs to implement a comprehensive plan that includes health education and plans to understand the barriers and bottlenecks to healthcare-seeking behaviour and access.
In addition, the Tool helps to assess the economic impact of TB on individual and household welfare and to identify bottlenecks in access to TB care.
Dividing up the care pathway between facilities disrupted continuity, produced major bottlenecks and created numerous barriers to access.
Health systems can address differences in exposure and vulnerability by improving equitable access to care and promoting policies that tackle bottlenecks such as geographic barriers to access healthcare.
