Sentence examples for delivery inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

We found that this delay was principally due to the following barriers: communication problems between the ED and the blood bank as well as delivery inefficiencies.

Disease-specific costing provides healthcare providers, policy makers, and insurance companies with valuable information on a variety of decision problems in healthcare, such as the assessment of resource requirements to provide a specific service, the assessment of financing and delivery inefficiencies, or the identification of cost areas for cost reductions (1, 3).

This article demonstrates that years after commercialization of health care delivery, inefficiency and poor performance continues to characterize the public health care system in Malaysia.

29 33 Since these ultrastructural changes may permit access to therapeutic agents, 29 their absence may contribute towards delivery inefficiency in the KPC tumour and explain the differential chemotherapeutic sensitivities between spontaneous tumours and other models.

One of the key reasons for unsatisfactory technical performance of SHLS is because of poor service delivery model and inefficiency in existing institutional structure such as passive village energy committee and non-availability of service centres or local technicians for post-installation maintenance.

Currently there are no approved treatments for glaucoma that address the inherent inefficiencies in drug delivery and patient adherence.

The United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) (2005a) found substantial fragmentation of supports across multiple programs and agencies, which created major inefficiencies in service delivery and perverse incentives in promoting outcomes such as employment.

It is increasingly recognized as a major contributor to inefficiencies in healthcare delivery as well as medical errors.

Finally, to the best of our knowledge, the present paper is also the only study that has so far looked into inefficiencies in institutional delivery care in India.

Relatively high rates of non-attendance for appointments (up to 25%) [ 4] indicate that patient satisfaction may not be being fully addressed with consequent inefficiencies in service delivery.

Published studies principally assess knowledge gaps but provide very limited information on skills, attitude or system-related gaps that could contribute to suboptimal patient outcomes, as well as inefficiencies in the delivery of care.