Sentence examples for constrain delivery from inspiring English sources
The higher proportion of respondents who listed 'resources' as a factor which facilitated delivery of their EDDN role, than the proportion who listed 'resources' as a barrier, suggests that resources did not constrain delivery for the majority of EDDNs who responded.
The aim of this phase of our study was to determine the views of experts in palliative and dementia care, through qualitative data collection, on factors which enable or constrain the delivery of good end of life care in dementia.
We consider the Commodity constrained Split Delivery Vehicle Routing Problem (C-SDVRP), a routing problem where customers may request multiple commodities.
New England has long been viewed as "at the end of the pipeline" and constrained on delivery points.
Movement within a constrained healthcare delivery system is a dynamic and stochastic process that eludes traditional analysis and prediction tools.
Modelling of the effectiveness of routine annual HIV screening in South Africa concluded that it offered medical, prevention and cost-effectiveness benefits, even in highly constrained service delivery settings where the test acceptance rate and linkage to care rate could be as low as 20% [ 33].
CONCLUSIONS: The potential efficacy of drugs delivered by CED may be severely constrained by ineffective delivery in many patients.
The objectives of this paper are to: 1) describe the types and levels of selected health systems supports provided to HSAs performing CCM in Malawi; and, 2) identify factors that constrain and facilitate the delivery of health systems supports.
And when we have faced the challenges of delivery against constrained resources and attacks in the media and elsewhere, I have had to speak out, loudly and robustly.
Despite effectiveness, Fluconazole (FLZ) ocular delivery is constrained by limited penetration, short residence time, in addition to the common barriers of the eye.
At the same time, there is growing recognition of the way in which the inherited structure of the health care delivery system constrains the system's ability to adapt to changing circumstances.
