Sentence examples for centres poor from inspiring English sources
The main barriers were duplication of items within existing checklists (16/18 centres), poor communication between surgeon and anaesthetist (10/18), time spent completing the checklist for no perceived benefit, and lack of understanding and timing of item checks (9/18), ambiguity (8/18), unaccounted risks (7/18) and a time-honoured hierarchy (6/18).
The major barriers to accessing health facilities identified were non-availability or erratic supply of drugs in the health care facilities, distance of some of the communities to the health centres, poor transportation system in the rural areas and financial constraints on the part of the caregivers.
Low access to internet in the study was mainly due to the absence of internet services in all health centres, poor connection in hospital, too few computer accesses in each study site, low computer literacy rate, poor personal initiation and high cost of internet connection.
According to Paul Thomas, a lifelong resident of the Tilery estate who volunteers at the Willows centre, poor health is just one of many issues facing people on these estates.
Health workers in many countries have to contend with inadequate salaries, lack of electricity in health centres, and poor accommodation.
"In Darfur we're travelling miles from urban centres along poor roads.
Another survey found that government health centres in poor parts of Delhi had a more than 50% chance of prescribing a harmful therapy for common ailments.Bizarrely, India has one of the most privatised health systems in the world.
The foundations are also seen in South Korea as the family's public face: they support good causes, such as child-care centres for poor families, and the stunning Leeum museum in Seoul.Taking charge at the charities will help cement the younger Mr Lee's image as a softer, more reflective leader than his father.
Likewise, record keeping and health information systems at the health centres were poor and could affect the study findings.
Those patients who received treatment away from BIREDM-associated specialist centres had poor understanding of the essential of diabetes and its management.
Although the number of positive smear tests was not significantly lower in suburban areas (87/123 in suburban area, vs 190/262 in the urban area, p = 0.71) this suggests that the suburban health centres are poor at diagnostic TB.
