The situation is worrysome because an increasing number of published studies periodically remind us of the differences in the access to cancer care and cancer medicines around the world.
There were differences in the access and utility of social capital dimensions in prison focusing specifically on trust and safety, informal and formal networks, agency, and civic engagement.
If this is the case, a positive effect from high-growth productivity to employment growth could be driven by differences in the access to finance.
By proposing a two-way classification of family farms, the hypothesis under analysis is that possible differences in the access to rural development policies could emerge.
Due to these differences in the access to resources, researchers in general are compelled to build strategic alliances through which samples, data, technology and authorship, among other assets, become part of a constant flow through the network.
As an example of policy-oriented analysis, the authors discuss findings on socio-economic and ethnic differences in the access to type, amount, and quality of ECEC also with regard to whether families intend to make use of the government's new policy of 20 h of free ECEC for children aged three and older.
Educational disparities across parental birth cohorts could also be due to differences in the access to and price of education over time as states' educational policies evolved rapidly after the Second World War [22].
Studies from the USA report great differences in the access to and the quality of health care services existing between patient groups, regions, and health care providers [ 4- 13].
However, among those diagnosed and on treatment, control rate was similar across age groups, although there were suggestions of regional differences, possibly reflecting underling differences in the access to healthcare and health resources utilisation.
Possible explanations may be differences in comorbidities, the access to specific treatment structures for diabetic patients, or smoking habits, as indicated by a higher proportion of above-knee amputations in nondiabetic patients.
