The health-care system must ensure that individuals with PAH deficiency have access to the care necessary for optimal outcomes.
But for now he admits the deficiency, saying "people will primarily use this as a way to access their tickets for shows they've purchased through Ticketfly".
Simply providing increasing access to existing primary care facilities or providing universal health insurance will not rectify deficiencies in health care delivery unless the factors that compel patients to access urgent care are better understood.
Patients treated in these hospitals showed a two-fold lower initiation rate for chemotherapy compared to teaching institutions, suggesting deficiencies in access to oncology services.
'Easy to access bathrooms.
A household is considered as poor if one or more deficiencies in access to education, health, housing, urban services and employment are reported.
Motives for contacting a GP cooperative are mostly patient-related, but also deficiencies in access to general practice may partly explain medically unnecessary use.
The method classifies a household as "poor" when one or more deficiencies in access to education, health, nutrition, housing, urban services (electricity, potable water or waste recollection) and employment is reported.
Data from 2000 2002 gave a rate for major obstetric interventions, essentially caesarean section, of 1.8% of expected births, indicating deficiencies in access to life-saving comprehensive EmOC in rural areas [ 27].
It remains to be seen how effectively the G8 will live up to the Gleneagles aid commitments, and whether the increase will come at the expense of aid flows to other regions of the world, where national-level statistical indicators may be less bleak but poverty and other deficiencies in access to SDH are nevertheless widespread.
